The number of migrants with a small boat that reaches Great Britain, because the birth came to power is just over a quarter, after more than 600 arrived at the weekend.
The figures from the home office showed 592 the channel on Sunday-the highest daily total since mid-December. It followed on Saturday 68.
It means that 25,958 migrants have arrived in Great Britain since the elections, an increase of 26 percent on the equivalent period in 2023-24.
One of Labor's first actions in function was scraping the Rwanda Asylum deal of the Tories, which was designed to cause migrants to risk their lives in the channel again. Instead, the government emphasized law enforcement measures against gangs for human trafficking.
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said: “Labor made a catastrophic mistake by canceling Rwanda before it even started.”
Labor's handling of the Rwanda Deportation Scheme fell in Farce last night, because the East African nation demanded another £ 50 million from the British taxpayer.
Relations between the two countries became acidic when Kigali Lord Collins, the Minister of Africa, accused of making 'inflammatory and irresponsible' comments about the continuous conflict with an adjacent African nation. He suggested that Rwanda was connected to an attack on a church in the Democratic Republic of Congo by the Islamic state -related group ADF.
The Rwandan government said that it has violated the trust between the two countries and as a result it would be looking for £ 50 million that the UK was 'legally bound' to pay, despite the cancellation of the scheme.
One of Labor's first actions in function was scraping the Rwanda Asylum deal of the Tories, which was designed to take care of migrants again to risk their lives in the canal (shown: Keir starmer)
An inflatable rubber boat with around 65 people crosses the English canal on March 6, 2024
Drone View An inflatable rubber boat that carries migrants finds its way to England in the English canal
A spokesperson for the British government disputed the claim and said that diplomatic agreements already signed that Rwanda was 'apart from an extra payment'.
The massive arrival of Sunday on board 11 Dinghies was an unusual high total so early in the year, with similar peaks only in mid -April or May in previous years.
When asked about Sunday's arrivals, a source of the home office said: “It was always likely that the first day of the sun and quiet seas would increase an increase,” and added: “But after seven years of these crossings we have to reach a position where our border protection no longer depends on the weather.”
In the meantime, two pediatric migrants who have only arrived in the United Kingdom over the canal have arrived to return to France to recover their Kurdish Turkish parents after a milestone of legal affairs.
The Daily Mail reported for the first time in January how the home office had launched a legal battle to prevent the parents in the UK to claim asylum with the help of human rights legislation. They were divorced from the boys, six and nine years old, during a launch of a small boat in July, but the children reached Great Britain and were placed in Foster Care in Kent.
The home office fought against the human rights claim from the fear that inviting the parents in the country would create a dangerously precedent.
Now the Supreme Court has approved a deal to reunite the boys in France in the midst of the parents' businesses that they will not try to cross the channel illegally again.
