First migrant deported to France under Starmer’s one-in one-out deal
The first immigrant Sir Keir was deported to France under the “One In, One Out” agreement.
The man, who came to England on a small boat in August, flew from Heathrow to Paris on Thursday morning.
Within the scope of the program, the first arrivals from France to England are expected in the coming days and this week and the future are more deported flights.
The news comes after the house secretary Shabana Mahmood promised to review modern slavery laws after preventing the abolition of Eritrea from the UK within the scope of the agreement.
Firstly notified deportation TelegramIt follows three -day unsuccessful attempts by the home office to remove immigrants under the plan.
The article reported that immigrant India and French officials expect to buy another immigrant within the scope of the plan today.
Since France was an agreement to accept compulsory returns with India, the authorities reportedly demanded a citizen of an Indian citizen. The UK-France Returns pilot will initially work until June 2026.
Ms. Mahmood, Minister of Interior, who announced the news of the first return to France, said, “This is an important first step to secure our limits. He sends a message to people passing in small boats: If you enter England illegally, we will try to remove you.”
After the Supreme Court made a last -minute precautionary decision to the 25 -year -old Eritrean man on Tuesday evening, he stopped the abolition of an early flight to Paris on Wednesday.
Ms Mahmood added that “he will fight at every step” because he confirmed that the last -minute attempts to disappoint a removal are inertial ”and that the home office would object to the temporary block of the Supreme Court.
The appeal will try to limit the time that a person should offer evidence to challenge negative modern slavery decisions. The Ministry of the Interior also makes a “rapid review of the modern slavery legislation to prevent abuse.
Interior minister said that the asylum seekers made allegations of “annoying, last minute” modern slavery. However, an anti -slavery commissioner Eleanor Lyons said that Mrs. Mahmood will risk their lives.
This week, several asylum seekers, who will be deported under the “One In, One” program, have sent legal letters to the home office and removed their lifting instructions.
The Ministry of Interior agreed to review some of the detention.
The philanthropist detention action, which is currently detained within the scope of the UK-France Return Agreement, said the four had the lifting instructions planned between Monday and Wednesday and that they have been canceled or postponed without further date.
The two people supported by the aid organization are planned to be removed later this week or at the beginning of next week. Seven out of 28 people have human smuggling indicators, but so far only one has been guided for modern slavery support.
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Kolbassia Haoussou also criticized Mrs. Mahmood’s interpretations of modern slavery in the freedom of torture: “As a survivor of torture, ‘annoying’. Trauma, fear and a Homanil system silently people, not intelonist.
“At first I was silent because I didn’t feel safe.
