France will finally deport migrants aiming to cross Channel in small boats with new removals centre

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UK and French governments sign a 3-year deal to curb migrant crossings in English Channel - AP News.

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UK and French governments sign a 3-year deal to curb migrant crossings in English Channel AP NewsUK and France strike new £662m small boats deal BBCUK to pay for French officers to deport asylum seekers from war-torn countries The GuardianBritain and France will sign a 3-year deal to curb small-boat Channel crossings YahooUK, France agree 3‑year deal to curb Channel crossings DW.com

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France will finally deport migrants aiming to cross Channel in small boats with new removals centre.

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France will finally deport migrants attempting to cross the Channel with a new removals centre.The Dunkirk-based detention hub, with a capacity of 140, will welcome hundreds of additional French officers in a bid to tackle the soaring number of small boat crossings.With weather conditions getting warmer and sunny days stretching further into the evenings, border authorities are ramping up efforts ahead of their busiest time of year.

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Over 200 additional detention officers will be deployed to boost French removal capabilities in as part of Labour's latest UK-France deal designed to clamp down on Channel crossings.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say They will target illegal migrants belonging to the "top 10 small boat nationalities".

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Last year, this included individuals from Eritrea, Afghanistan, Iran, Sudan, Somalia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Syria, Vietnam and Yemen.Under the new scheme, French officers aim to target and detain hundreds of migrants and is expected to be in operation by the end of...

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