Border Force staff threaten to go on strike in new blow to Starmer’s efforts to stop illegal boat crossings
The border power staff at the front ranks of the migrant crisis threatens Sir Keir Starmer’s efforts to stop the boats in the last coup.
Members of the Union of Public and Commercial Services (PCs) will vote for no industrial action in the coming weeks.
His tasks include patrolling the channel and the identification of ships in the transition of smuggling or small boats.
The ballot is a new blow to the prime minister who is under pressure to comprehend the immigrant crisis.
PCS Secretary General Fran Heathcote said: ‘It is embarrassing that our members wait six years to solve this situation.
‘Although it is embarrassing that managers need a strike vote to focus their minds, it is clear that our members are no longer ready to disperse around.’
Today, at least 400 people passed the channel on five small boats before RNLI and Border Forces were brought to Dover.
Human smugglers benefited from a break in rainy conditions that prevented the transitions from the transitions last week.
A small boat carrying people who are thought to be immigrants is seen in France near the pebbles on Friday
One of the vehicles carrying the immigrants was among the two young children looking out the window because he was separated from the harbor.
According to a sea audience, following small boat transitions, there are currently at least two UK search and rescue ships on the channel.
Meanwhile, a third person was removed from England under the One Out ‘agreement, which aims to stop the small boats passing the channel.
Home office sources said an Iranian man returned to France on Friday.
This led to the deportation of an Indian citizen on Thursday, after losing a high court proposal to stop the abolition of an Eritrean man.
The source is expected to take place next week from France to the United Kingdom next week.
Although they do not comment on the figures, the source, in the agreement ‘in one’ nature, considering the nature, ‘close to the parity or close’ is expected to be expected, he said.
Ministers, Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy’nin people who want to pass the channel ‘immediately deterrent’ said they provided.
On September 19, a border force ship arrives in Marina in Dover in Southeast England
The government plans to increase the number of people sent back in the coming months within the scope of the pilot agreement.
Speaking to the publishers, Mr. Lammy said this morning: ‘It was very important to increase the number of people we have returned to the countries they were from, and this has increased by 14 percent … I played an important role as Foreign Minister and this work should continue.
‘This pilot with France is a milestone, because it immediately sends a deterrent to people, many come back throughout the water, we send them back, and we must make sure that we are relying on the gangs in the coming months and years, and we have to disintegrate the model effectively and send them back.
