Boris Johnson vows to use Brexit to rip up 'inflexible' laws that stops UK returning illegal immigrants quickly
BORIS Johnson has vowed to use Brexit to rip up “inflexible and rigid” laws that stop Britain returning illegal immigrants quickly.Boris Johnson has vowed to use Brexit to rip up 'inflexible and rigid' laws that stop Britain returning illegal immigrants quicklyHe vowed to forge new return arrangements with neighbouring countries when we are completely free from Brussels law next year.
Currently, Britain is legally obliged to ensure asylum applications are examined and considered, even when migrants have come from a safe country such as France.added: “It’s time to look at the legal framework we have that means, when people do get here, it is very, very difficult to send them away again even though blatantly they’ve come here illegally.”
Britain’s struggling Border Force must escort boats to the UK if they get into trouble in British waters but ministers want a deal with France so they can be returned instantly to Calais.will head to France for talks with his counterpart on the testy subject. No10 said: “Our primary objective is to stop migrants leaving France in the first place. Chris Philp is due to hold discussions on stronger measures.
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