Chris Philp pelted with bottles and has knife pulled on him during trip to French migrant camp
Shadow House Secretary Chris Philp said that he had pulled him a big knife and that he was “full of bottles” during a visit to a migrant camp in Northern France.
During a trip Daily Express Conservative deputy journalist Zak Garner-Purkis, while waiting to cross the British channel on small boats tried to talk to asylum seekers living in tents near Dunkirkir.
After trying to talk to a man carrying a group of erythics and a life vest, Mr. Garner-Purkis was approached by Mr. Garner-Purkis, who told him that a man with a very big knife ”was walking behind him.
In the clip, Mr. Philp says: “I found it quite shocking – you said someone behind me was a kind of machete and we left quite quickly.”
Mr. Garner – Purkis said that the man was “shaking in the air”: “He did this to send a message to other people there – ‘Speaking’.”
It can be seen that objects were thrown at them as they walk along the way to the camera.
Mr. Garner-Purkis says, “They throw us bottles,” and Philp answers: “Right, we have to go.
In an article on social media, Croydon South deputy said: “Today we attacked in the immigrant camp called“ Jungle 2 ötür just outside Dunkirk.
“We were threatened with a machete, pelled with bottles, and our car was shot while we were accelerating.
“It is likely that those responsible will be in the UK in a hotel financed by the taxpayer soon. This boundary madness should end.”
In another video, the French police attracted a group of immigrants riding on the bus while standing by showing “full inactivity ..
He said: “I found that the French police actively facilitates illegal migration.
“Probably the civil servants financed by the UK are taking illegal immigrants to a public bus to take them to the boat exit points. I took these shocking images in Northern France about an hour ago.”
Since the worker won the 2024 general elections, more than 50,000 immigrants came to England after passing the British channel.
The house office figures show that the 474 immigrants, who came with a small boat only on Monday, have arrived at 50,271 since the elections on July 4, 2024.
Former Labor Party’s Interior Minister Baroness Smith said that it was “unacceptable” to reach the milestone early on Tuesday.
Conservative Leading Kemi Badenoch, Labour’s manifesto’s manifesto last year, “criminal boat gangs” word is “just a slogan”, and the transitions are much worse before the vote, he said.
This year, there are 27,029 arrests so far, which is 47 percent higher than the same point of 2024 when the figure was 67 percent higher in 18.342 and 2023.
At the beginning of this month, government immigrants began to detain a new “In Out” agreement with France.
British officials aim to refer to France to return to France within three days after an immigrant arrival by a small boat, while the French authorities will respond within 14 days.
A approved asylum seeker in France will be brought to England under a safe route as part of the stock market.
