Foreign migrants continue to illegally cross the English Channel in small boats, with more than 300 arriving in Britain on Sunday.
Despite the UK government’s reckless attempt to stem the flow of arrivals, illegal immigrants continue to cross the English Channel in small boats hoping to reach England, with more than 300 making it dangerous. This trip is on Sunday only.
The arrivals don’t seem to have stopped, as UK officials have threatened new arrivals with a one-way trip to Rwanda if they travel to the UK, although Sunday’s number has reportedly not been confirmed by the UK Department. defense, which is now responsible for crisis management.
According to the report TimeAfter crossing the English Channel in small boats this year, around 8,000 people arrived in England; that’s almost three times the number of simultaneous travelers last year.
The publication also mentioned that many of those who arrived yesterday needed to be rescued from rough seas by British border forces, as well as by the Royal National Lifeboat Institute, a nonprofit for water security.
Many of the new arrivals reportedly fly to MOD Manston, a former RAF base that has been redesigned to handle refugees in addition to being an international airport.
Immigrants who identify as “transgender” can avoid being sent to Rwanda, according to Govt Docs https://t.co/aebQu8Cgvd.
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Talking about the approaching migrant boats, Tom Pursglove, the minister for combating illegal immigration, expressed his disappointment at the increasing number of people crossing the English Channel in small boats.
“These are not only clear violations of our immigration laws, but also impact UK taxpayers, the risk to life and our ability to help refugees reach the UK safely and legally,” a Conservative Party spokesperson said. “That’s right, the British people are fed up.”
But while Pursglove continues to promise that new measures, including the government’s plan to bring illegal immigrants to Rwanda, will help resolve the situation, recent developments surrounding the immigration restriction scheme suggest that its validity may ultimately be limited.
First, UK Home Office documents seem to suggest that only 300 illegal immigrants can be sent to Rwanda each year; this is a very low figure, with more than 28,000 immigrants entering the country illegally last year, with up to 100,000 taking the trip. . on the island this year.
Additionally, of these immigrants, those who claim to be trans may be allowed to stay in the country despite the Rwanda plan, and the Home Office’s Equality Impact Statement states that those seeking to change their gender may face discrimination that violates their human rights. in an African country.
Regarding individuals claiming to be transgender, the equality document said, “We will conduct a case-by-case risk assessment when determining eligibility for resettlement.”
“No one will act if it’s not safe or inappropriate,” it read.
Source: Breitbart
