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    I sindaci francesi furiosi accusano il Regno Unito di “negare” gli attraversamenti dei migranti richiesti per l’accordo transfrontaliero


    I sindaci francesi furiosi accusano il Regno Unito di “negare” gli attraversamenti dei migranti richiesti per l’accordo transfrontaliero

    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/starmer-small-boats-france-migrants-b2651997.html

    di 1-randomonium

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    9 Comments

    1. Ok-Fox1262 on

      Is this the same France that uses their navy to escort them into British waters?

    3. BristolShambler on

      > She said: “When the migrants arrive in Britain they work easily without documents… the British government must stop being in denial.

      I feel like this point is completely disregarded in domestic debates about the issue here. The arguments are entirely about how people are arriving and processed, as opposed to the largest pull factor.

    4. doobiedave on

      Or, you know, you could get a grip on the gangsters operating in your towns and cities.

      There’s been a couple of stings recently carried out by UK news agencies that have identified people involved in migrant smuggling. Seems to me this could easily have been investigated by French authorities if they were sufficiently motivated.

    5. YammyStoob on

      Those migrants that entered France illegally, travelled all the way through France illegally and camped illegally on the north French coast?

    6. Difficult-Broccoli65 on

      Maybe you could fucking arrest them walking down the motorway towards the ports?

    7. X4dow on

      Easiest way to stop them crossing over is to give them less here than the French give them there.

      Genius isn’t it?

    8. crankyteacher1964 on

      Fair point by the french and therefore likely to be ignored.

    9. Shas_Erra on

      We’re not in denial. We know there are employers who will illegally take on these cheap workers to cut costs. This is not the problem we are complaining about. The whole point is that French authorities do *absolutely nothing* to stop these people from crossing, because once they’re on the water, they become *our problem*. Why should the French government spend a penny on a problem when they can hand it over to someone else with a smile and a wave?

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