The Prime Minister has put international co-operation with law enforcement agencies in Europe at the heart of his bid to cut the number of arrivals.
This article highlights the increasing number of migrants reaching the UK by crossing the Channel, now exceeding 150,000 since 2018.
The central concept revolves around the political challenges and responses to this ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Both the current Labour Government and the previous Conservative Government emphasize international cooperation and targeting criminal networks behind migrant smuggling as key solutions.
However, there is debate about the effectiveness of these strategies, with questions raised about the lack of safe and legal asylum routes for those fleeing conflict and persecution.
This article highlights the increasing number of migrants reaching the UK by crossing the Channel, now exceeding 150,000 since 2018. The central concept revolves around the political challenges and responses to this ongoing humanitarian crisis. Both the current Labour Government and the previous Conservative Government emphasize international cooperation and targeting criminal networks behind migrant smuggling as key solutions. However, there is debate about the effectiveness of these strategies, with questions raised about the lack of safe and legal asylum routes for those fleeing conflict and persecution.
