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The three immigrants came from France to England as part of the government’s new “In, One Out” policy. A family of three, including a small child, came to England thanks to an agreement with the French government. After passing through the security veterinarian, they came to a commercial flight.

The Ministry of the Interior has deported four people to France so far, but it has to accept people to our country as part of the regulation. Ministers say that the plan will be a deterrent for illegal immigration, because the people who pass the channel in small boats are at the risk of deportation, while applicants may be allowed to applicants for asylum.

An British-France agreement is a historical agreement and these are the first steps.

“This is a clear message that the illegal entry into England to the gangs that flee to people will not tolerate.

“We will continue to detain and remove those who come with a small boat. And we will work with France to operate a legal route for an equal number of appropriate immigrants to come to England.”

The four were removed from an Indian, Iranian, an Afghan and erythema.

Interior Minister Shabana Mahmood said today that he aims to “increase” a lot of exiles of France today.

Within the scope of the plan that entered into force last month and applied in France and tries to remove the British channel back to the continent in exchange for coming to England.

Mahmood, “I will increase the numbers and I hope to say more about it in the coming weeks,” he added.

“You start with a small first step, and then you rise, that’s exactly what we’re going to do.

“We have an open agreement with the French, we will want to see these numbers increase… I will not prevent operational decisions.”

He continued: orum I want us to come to a point where the removal numbers move as a deterrent and that people stop entering boats in the first place.

“We have proven that you can work, we have flights from the ground, this week we will go more and we will try to increase the numbers.”