POLL: Is Macron to blame for UK’s migrant crisis? | UK | News
Emmanuel Macron made a series of demands from England as the two countries were drawing a way to prevent illegal migration. Reducing Britain’s attractiveness by reducing illegal work and prosperity payments are just a few of the benefits that the French leader thinks he has attracted asylum seekers.
But some believe that French authorities should do more to squeeze those who switch to the country before making a dangerous journey. Last month, a Daily Express investigation saw that the French police could not prevent young men from going to the shore to cross the British channel, although they were aware of their intentions. So what do you think? Vote for our survey and participate in the discussion in the comments section. Can’t see the questionnaire below? Click here.
The French leader now appeals to parliament before joining a state feast at Windsor Castle, hosted by King Charles.
Macron said yesterday: “France and Britain have a common responsibility to address irregular migration with humanity, solidarity and justice.
“We will only reach a permanent and effective solution with the European level by addressing migration factors.
“But we will deliver together because it is a clear problem for our countries.”
King also discussed the issue of migration: “Our security services and police will further further protect us against the deep difficulties of terrorism, organized crime, cyber attacks and deep difficulties of irregular migration throughout the British channel.”
Channel transitions have already made a dangerous journey at record levels this year, more than 20,000 people have already made a dangerous journey and represented the highest numbers since 2018.
In addition to addressing tensile factors, Macron wants the UK to limit access to welfare payments for successfully given to reduce the motivation of traveling in the first stage.
In addition, he called on Britain to accept a real asylum seeker from France, who wanted to join a family member in England, which withdrew back for every illegal immigrant.
It is hoped that the attractiveness of dangerous, illegal transitions will decrease by increasing the tools in which immigrants can apply for permission to remain legally.
