Starmer accused of reducing migrants to ‘commodities’ with new ‘one-in-one-out’ deal
Sir Keir Starmer is accused of reducing immigrants to the “One In, One Out” to the “commodity to be changed ılan that returned with France.
In accordance with the agreement, every small boat sent back throughout the British canal will be allowed to enter France from France from France, with Emmanuel Macron on Thursday.
However, refugee charities and campaign groups condemned the agreement, and the immigration network government accused the government of accepting “racist extreme right narratives ..
Meanwhile, the welfare of the immigrants (JCWI) warned that the agreement, which is next to the plans to block the boats trying to cross the channel, will “risk more people’s lives and cause more deaths and injuries”.
And the International Recovery Committee (IRC)-Aid organization, which was carried out by the Minister of Labor Cabinet David Miliband, called the “another step in the wrong direction ..
Criticism comes with the Mayor of Calais, warning that the agreement will only attract more immigrants to the northern coast of France.
“Immigrants will be withdrawn here by attraction, Nat said Natacha Bouchart. “You get the impression that national politicians do not give anything about local politicians. We will have to rule the immigrants that the British government will choose to return to France.”
Sir Keir, who announced the agreement at a press conference with Mr. Macron at the Northwood Military Base in Western London, said that this was a “breakthrough memory” that brought them to the human smugglers who brought them here.
This made the total number of arrival of this year at the same point of the last year, despite the 573 immigrants who came to England at the time before the announcement of the agreement.
Sir Keir and President Macron hopes that the agreement will have a deterrent effect beyond the limited numbers in the pilot program.
No details were given about how many people will be handled by the plan, but France’s reports may be limited to about 50 a week – a small part of the weekly average of 782 this year.
The Minister of Interior Yette Cooper, who was printed on the number of people who could be returned on Thursday morning, said to Times radio: “The numbers we have started now are not even fixed for this pilot stage.
“This will be a program we publish step by step and we will provide increasingly updates. But we will do this in a stable way.”
While some EU countries were initially worried about the agreement, Downing Street insisted that the regulations were discussed with the European Commission.
“We do not expect any problems,” he said. “It was clear that they wanted to support us to develop innovative, legal solutions to deal with this problem.”
The spokesman added that the government has done a lot of work to ensure that the system is intact against legal challenges ”.
“We are sure that this plan is in accordance with both local and international law,” they added.
Fizza Queshi, CEO of the immigrant rights network, responding to the announcement, Independent: The “new ‘One, One’ agreement reduces people looking for security for commodities.
“The announcement participates in racist extreme right narratives around those who come in ‘small boats’.
“Ultimately, this is a crisis produced, and the increasing practice, more militarized boundaries and ‘deterrence’ measures will only place people looking for safety at risk of damaging more.”
IRC’s UK Director Flore Alexander said: “It is both dangerous and ineffective to give priority to more harsh implementation without creating legal ways. Evidence shows that these policies do not prevent people from searching for security – they only forced them to risk their lives.”
The agreement warned the ministers to ızma weakening the right to asylum ”and“ weakening the right to asylum ”.[ignoring] The main reasons why people cross borders ”.
The refugee council was more positive, but the government called on the plan to be sure that the plan was kullanılır it was applied to everyone seeking asylum in a way to behave with fair and respect and dignity ”.
Enver more cooperation with France is accepted, but for any solution to work in the long run, the government should adopt a comprehensive approach to reaching various safe and legal ways in the UK for any solution to work in a long term.
“It is a vital way to ensure that refugee families come together again, and this agreement can support some families reunite from France, while we are worried about other suggestions to restrict this life line.”
For a comment, the Ministry of Interior was contacted.
