UK must refuse to take male small boat migrants

The UK should refuse to accept the “unspent men” coming to the UK in small boats as part of any deal with French President Emmanuel Macron, reform UK leader Nigel Faraj has said.

Downing Street Macron is expected to finalize an agreement on dealing with a small boat crossing during Macron’s three -day state visit, the first by a French President since 2008.

Speaking beyond the summit, Faraj said that the Sir Kir Stmper should not bend for “rapid arrogant, anti-Brexit French President” and protect Britain’s saying who lives here.

Sir Kir said that he was demanding “serious problems of serious problems” with colleagues, calling Faraj’s attitude, “break everything and claim how you fix things”.

During the exchange of Prime Minister’s questions, Faraj said that voters supported Brexit “because we wanted to withdraw our boundaries”.

Faraj said: “Does the Prime Minister understand that this demand is even more in 2016?

“Does he understand that the country’s demand is that you say to the French President, ‘We will not accept men out in the English channel’ and you are not determined by a rapid arrogant, anti-Brexit French President? ‘

Responding to the Commons, Sir Keir accused of exploiting the issue for political gains.

The Prime Minister said, “We are fixing the dirt that we have inherited and working with other countries to ensure that we take necessary measures to stop the people who cross the channel.”

“They are serious answers to serious problems.”

Sir Kir said the Conservative Party “was following Faraz’s approach to break everything and claim how you fix things” and “Stick two fingers on your neighbors and then expect them to work with us”.

After PMQ, Sir Keir turned to Downing Street for the first two days of two days of meetings with the French President, where he would discuss the stay.

The Prime Minister is pressurizing to create the focal point of a new agreement with France to make “one, one, one out”.

This system will allow Britain to reach France by small boat in exchange for accepting shelter seekers with family relations in Britain.

A group of five Mediterranean countries wrote to the European Commission about the issue, complaining that they could be forced to accept the deported people from the UK.

Sir Keer is also emphasizing to modify his rules for France to allow the police to intervene when the boats are in shallow water, rather than that they are still on the ground.

Last week BBC saw French officials Use a knife to puncture an inflatable boat after launching a clear change of strategy.

In the Commons, Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davi said the Britain should freeze any new funding to the French government unless he agrees to withdraw the channel migrants.

Speaking at the PMQS, Sir Ed said: “The Orthodox government ripped the return agreement and reduced the safety of our borders, which allowed us to send migrants back to Europe.

“Therefore I hope the Prime Minister can secure a new return agreement with France that serves as a real preventive to prevent boats.”

Responding, Sir Kir said that he was meeting President Macron in two days to attack a new agreement and “will only provide funds distributed for our priorities”.

Small boat arrival In the first half of 2025, a record hit high, Around 20,000 people crossing the channel.

It is for more than France to more than £ 700 meters since 2018, despite the UK, which is to improve coastal patrol and monitoring.

After PMQ, the Prime Minister’s spokesperson said that the government “addressed the issue of migration pull factors”, Macron raised the issue in a speech.

The President said that the UK and France “would only reach permanent and effective solutions” were to attract people in Britain if the “bridge factors” were to attract them in Britain for people crossing the channel in small boats.

Asked whether Sir Kir agrees with Macron, the PM spokesperson said the government is “strictly to implement and honor the rules”.

He said that by reducing illegal working businesses and wages, “the British people will not stand for it nor will it be the government”.

“This is why we have increased illegal work raids and arrests,” he said.