Farage should have blindfolded them, spun them round a dozen times, put them back in their kayak a half mile from the White Cliffs of France, and wished them well......
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The UK/European migrant problem
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Unremarkable
LE
You had it easy , i'm half French.
Ah, quel fromage!
Mon chapeau et mon manteau? Merci...
Taxi!
France is REFUSING to stop cross-channel migrant boats once they are in the water heading for Britain, admits minister, despite receiving MILLIONS from UK taxpayers to block life-threatening journeys
French authorities are refusing to intercept migrant boats heading for Britain once they are in the English Channel, despite receiving millions of pounds of UK taxpayers cash to cut off the route, a minister admitted today.
Chris Philp admitted that a £28million deal signed with Paris at the weekend would not affect migrants who manage to get their often ramshackle vessels into the water because of the French 'operational posture'.
But facing the Home Affairs Committee this morning, Immigration Compliance Minister Mr Philp admitted that it once migrants were on the water they could not currently be stopped heading for Britain.
Mr Philp replied: 'That is currently correct. The French operational posture on the water is that they don’t forcibly intercept migrant boats.
'They will rescue them if they start sinking and if migrants request assistance. But they do not currently forcibly intercept migrant boats while in French waters.'
www.dailymail.co.uk
French authorities are refusing to intercept migrant boats heading for Britain once they are in the English Channel, despite receiving millions of pounds of UK taxpayers cash to cut off the route, a minister admitted today.
Chris Philp admitted that a £28million deal signed with Paris at the weekend would not affect migrants who manage to get their often ramshackle vessels into the water because of the French 'operational posture'.
But facing the Home Affairs Committee this morning, Immigration Compliance Minister Mr Philp admitted that it once migrants were on the water they could not currently be stopped heading for Britain.
Mr Philp replied: 'That is currently correct. The French operational posture on the water is that they don’t forcibly intercept migrant boats.
'They will rescue them if they start sinking and if migrants request assistance. But they do not currently forcibly intercept migrant boats while in French waters.'
France 'is REFUSING to stop cross-channel migrant boats in the water'
Chris Philp admitted that a £28million deal signed with Paris would not affect migrants who manage to get their often ramshackle vessels into the water because of the French 'operational posture'.
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The Assassin
LE
is he on his way here?
Nah... Canaries don't transfer migrants to mainland Spain so he is stuck in luxury I'm afraid...
LeoRoverman
LE
There ya go prima facie evidence that France is breaking the law with respect of their duties under Schengen. Send em a nice fat bill.France is REFUSING to stop cross-channel migrant boats once they are in the water heading for Britain, admits minister, despite receiving MILLIONS from UK taxpayers to block life-threatening journeys
French authorities are refusing to intercept migrant boats heading for Britain once they are in the English Channel, despite receiving millions of pounds of UK taxpayers cash to cut off the route, a minister admitted today.
Chris Philp admitted that a £28million deal signed with Paris at the weekend would not affect migrants who manage to get their often ramshackle vessels into the water because of the French 'operational posture'.
But facing the Home Affairs Committee this morning, Immigration Compliance Minister Mr Philp admitted that it once migrants were on the water they could not currently be stopped heading for Britain.
Mr Philp replied: 'That is currently correct. The French operational posture on the water is that they don’t forcibly intercept migrant boats.
'They will rescue them if they start sinking and if migrants request assistance. But they do not currently forcibly intercept migrant boats while in French waters.'
France 'is REFUSING to stop cross-channel migrant boats in the water'
Chris Philp admitted that a £28million deal signed with Paris would not affect migrants who manage to get their often ramshackle vessels into the water because of the French 'operational posture'.
syrup
LE
That's a good thing let them stay abroad in Luxury less likely to head here to be stuck in a freezing camp
Portree Kid
LE
Jeebus Leo
Schengen does not cover people who have been trafficked across the EU to French shores.
The only thing that they would be breaking is the recently signed bilateral agreement between the UK and France.
UK and France sign deal to make Channel migrant crossings 'unviable'
Both countries agree to double police patrols on route already used by more than 8,000 people this year
LeoRoverman
LE
Quite right, technically the sodding police forces do. It's a criminal offence under EU/International/French law FCS. They should never have got there in the first place.!!!! Schengen was bypassed.
The Assassin
LE
And France will pay that bill. If you had a choice, either pay for the (im)migrants to live elsewhere, or have them here stinking up our country but someone pays the fees, what would you choose?
halo_jones
LE
To summarise French Government-to UK: Nice country you have there... be a shame if it get broken into.
LeoRoverman
LE
There’s more than one way to skin a cat. Patience is a virtue
ExREME.TECH
LE
Government doesn't rule out sending asylum seekers to Ascension Island or using 'giant wave machines' in Channel
The London Economic | Government doesn't rule out sending asylum seekers to Ascension Island or using 'giant wave machines' in Channel | News
www.thelondoneconomic.com
Judge slams Home Office for refusing to deport illegal immigrant 'who wants to be deported.'
Even though they want to be deported, immigration refuses to deport them. Though I suspect Mr Vanty just wants a free tax payer funded flight home.
Even though they want to be deported, immigration refuses to deport them. Though I suspect Mr Vanty just wants a free tax payer funded flight home.
Lardbeast
LE
Total ban on French fishing vessels in UK waters would be a good start.
LeoRoverman
LE
I'm not totally against anything, but it strikes me that given the EU's position on legislation re certain overstretched fishing grounds, parts of it from around our coast, there's no earthly reason why any trawlers should go there. Now either the French are for sustainable fishing or they're intent on a scorched earth policy- the latter being in no one's interest in the medium to long term. The more I think about it the more I'm convinced that a permit led system with CEFA controls to ensure sustainable systems, at least in our waters is the way forward. Not only would that bring in revenue- it would force the EU to acknowledge the problem.
But like everything it needs to be enforced and that requires staff and money to pay them, otherwise you do what's always the case, say you will then everyone ignores it. It's basically no different to building/fire/legal and customs control, let alone Banking , you tell the people they're protected and when they find they not really- hard cheese.
LeoRoverman
LE
Oh FFS it's not difficult, get work on a ship ands work yer passage-funded flight home indeed.
We could try arming the Border Force but then they would most likely shoot themselves in the foot like they usually do.
syrup
LE
I think you'll find it's the work bit that's causing the issues.
They've travelled through 7 or 8 countries to grace us with their presence and we haven't provided the welcome and freebies they think they're entitled to.
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