More than 1,000 people cross the English Channel in one day

Since the government confirmed that two immigrants were returned to France, more than 1,000 people passed the British channel on small boats on Friday.

According to the Ministry of Interior, 1,072 people traveled to Dover on 13 boats.

In 2025, the number of people who have made the transition so far is led to 32,103 until this point.

Now three people were sent back to France under the “one, one” agreement with the UK, which aims to deterd their small boat crossings.

A man of an erythema and an Iranian man, the first immigrant, an Indian man was deported on Friday after being removed from England on Thursday.

The government won legal challenge To confirm the return of the Eritrean citizen.

Next week, the first asylum seekers are expected to come to England from France under the mutual aspect of the agreement.

Ministers, Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy’nin people who want to pass the channel “immediately deterrent” said they provided.

Shadow House Secretary Chris Philp, claiming that the agreement did not offer a “deterrent effect”, objected.

He added that the returning numbers were “pathetic”.

The government said it plans to increase the number of people sent back in the coming months within the scope of the pilot agreement.