Moment French police completely fail to stop migrant boat and just take pictures | World | News
The French police were detected on a beach that could not stop the asylum seekers on small boats and could not take photographs. The new images caught the officers on the coast of Calais, a bad place for immigrants who have reached the European country or try to go to England. A shot shows probably a guardian vest and a head -on -up officer who has taken a picture of the sea to capture immigrants.
Another, a young man running on the beach and caught two officers who did not look at his direction and apparently allowed him to pass. The French government recently announced that the coastline of civil servants could cut the boats separated within 300 meters. Although this has not yet come into force, the Ministry of Interior will change the current policy.
Nevertheless, there are discussions about the forces given to the border force ships, a deputy wants them to be used for “back and withdrawal”.
Marine Le Pen’s National Rally Party Marc De Fleurian said that England and France should work together to prevent small boats from reaching England.
The President of the Calais Council National Rally Group said that his party would bring this measure if they won the next Presidential elections.
He said: “The first is to allow both British and French navy to return by the British and withdraw by the French.
” [approach] Navia needs to be officially to allow not only to save immigrants, but to prevent them from being able to travel freely at sea. “
France previously said that he would not interfere with the surrounding waters due to maritime laws that prevent him from taking action to risk life.
However, the ministers who approved the new policy said it would respect the “Naval Law”. Emmanuel Macron is expected to officially be officially announced during the Anglo-French Summit, which will visit England.
More than 18,000 immigrants have passed the channel this year – an increase of 40% compared to last year and the highest number since 2018.
