Desperate migrants flock to Calais with hopes of crossing to UK as EU gets tough | UK | News
Hundreds of immigrants live in Calais with the hope of moving to England after being told to leave countries throughout Europe. Migrants were fired from countries such as Germany, Austria, France and Italy, but they hope to settle in England.
Some European countries followed a difficult line to migrate after public pressure. In Germany, Chancellor Friedrich Merz expanded border controls and increased their deportation. Meanwhile, in Austria, the anti -immigrant FOX operation resulted in an average of 35 immigrants every day. However, these immigrants are now trying to stay in England.
As reported TimesA source of aid working in the Grand-Synthe camp, a commune near Dunkirk, said the numbers increased last year. They announced that immigrants lived in other parts of Europe and now have applied for asylum in England.
A man who just called Muhammad as Muhammad said he had lived in Germany for 13 years, but the country would not reside me because I came from Iraq. “And many people told me I had to come here.”
Mohammad also described the situation as a “disaster” and stressed that he will not stay in France.
“This is a disaster… Shower is hard. Food is bad. The weather here is very bad.”
The man added: “If we go there, I hope we will reside in England. I need my life. I can start from scratch, you know? I want to get married and get my job back. I want to be happy in England.”
Meanwhile, 27 -year -old Haitham Mohamed of Iraq, Kirkuk was fired from Austria after he lived there for three years. But he still lives there and accused Austrian politicians for the situation.
“We wanted to get married. But they said no, you should leave (Austria). I didn’t do anything wrong… But even if they just work, they don’t want more people.”
Sir Keir Starmer recently admitted that the “One In, One Out” agreement with France to stop the small boat crossings. Within the scope of the agreement, only four immigrants were removed from the UK and the Prime Minister called “We need to accelerate this.”
“The return agreement with France is important, because if you come with the boat, we must determine that you will return to France.
However, Nigel Farage’s influence is reported to be felt in Calais. 22 -year -old Amanuel from Eritrea said Tiktok videos wandered in the camp and called for the reform of the British leader to deport.
