Yvette Cooper will meet the Hardline Immigration Minister of Donald Trump as part of her work to combat small boat transitions.
The Minister of the Interior is planning a meeting with Kristi Name, the secretary of Homeland Security, who described the American border with Mexico as a 'war zone'.
During her confirmation hearing last month, where she was appointed as secretary, Mrs. Noom depicted illegal migration as an 'invasion' and promised to implement the president's difficult policy.
Sources said that Mrs. Cooper would like to learn from her American counterpart while trying to tackle the crisis with small boats.
This month, Mrs. Noom was seen who riding along the border with a cowboy hat along American patrol conscients.
She has also become a member of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on assignments and deserves the nickname 'Ice Barbie' for the glamorous outfits that she wears when raid.
More than 23,000 migrants crossed the channel in small boats between the general elections of July and the end of last year.
The meeting with Mrs. Belemem is expected to take place in the coming weeks, insiders said.
Home Secretary Yvette Cooper (photo) is planning to meet the American border Tsar Kristi
In her confirmation hearing last month, Mrs. Name (photo) portrayed illegal migration as an 'invasion' and promised to implement the president's difficult policy
Migrants wear a rubber boat on their shoulders while they are preparing to leave Dunkirk, France. Nearly 19,000 foreign criminals and failed asylum seekers have been deported since July
It is the newest example of the home office that is inspired by Mr Trump's Playbook. This month, the Department released videos from illegal immigrants who are deported.
Nearly 19,000 foreign criminals and failed asylum seekers have been deported since July, according to data from Home Office.
Labor sees the occurrence of immigration as the key to repulsing reforms. But MPs on the left side of the party are concerned that the move is similar to the 'hostile environment' created during the Stint of Theresa May as home secretary.
A spokesperson for the home office said: the wild 'dangerous small boat transitions' end and will 'stop' not to 'dismantle' gangs of people and 'bring them to court'.
