France and UK expected to announce joint plan on small boat crossings | Migration
Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron’s French police are expected to announce their plans to make more plans to block small boats that pass the channel at a summit this week, but a wider agreement is still in the air for the refunding asylum seekers.
While the details remained limited, the French authorities believed in which the country could do with the boats in shallow waters, which the country could do, an announcement is expected on Wednesday.
Although Starmer and the French President of the Visit say that this is less likely, it is still possible to organize plans for “One In, One Out”. This plan will allow the arrival of small boats that accept the seeker other than France, which is thought to have the right to demand asylum in the UK, such as family ties in the UK.
On Tuesday, Macron comes for a state visit to a state visit with the royal and other pageantry, but also a planned state visit with a Anglo-French Summit and other meetings with Starmer.
France is expected to announce that the police will allow the police to intervene in shallow waters from the shore to stop the separation of small boats. This will help prevent people in water instead of throwing people from the beach with passengers on board. This will require changes in the existing protocol that does not contradict the UN Naval Law Convention and prevent any intervention in the sea.
The maritime officials were asked to prepare proposals to “advance” about the French protocol interventions to allow such interventions to be “respecting the UN Maritime Law Convention”.
Understood French review Such tactics have been completed, and French and British officials continue to talk about what can be done. French police on Friday He used a knife to drill a boat In the shallow seas near Boulogne, in Northern France, it is not known whether it is a sign of new protocols or a one -time sign.
Downing Street refused to comment on possible announcements before the visit, but Starmer’s deputy spokesman said there may be concrete progress in small boat transitions.
He said to journalists: uz We expect to make progress on a wide range of problems and common priorities, and this includes this migration. This week I will not prevent the summit, but there are a number of sea tactics that we discuss and agree with the French.
“It is operational and legally complex, but we expect these tactics to be operational soon.
“For French authorities to make operational decisions for themselves, but as I said is a complex area, but we work extremely close to the French. Our relationship with them is better than it has long been.”
“Someone, a plan ,, with a greater possibility of standing in water, can be deterred from paying to human obsessions to try to pass through the channel. Despite the promise of “shredding gangs önemli, which organizes the transitions of a government, more than 20,000 people moved to England in the first six months of this year and an increase of 48% in 2024.
