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large numbers of people who are refugees from the oppressive, brutal regime in iran are desperately seeking to cross the channel to come to this country. can she look at the example that has been set by the albanian governments who moved satisfactorily from iran and it is a model of how to treat people who are refugees in the closest country possible to the iranian border. that thatis possible to the iranian border. that that is how we set up the camps for people fleeing from those regimes, rather than being forced to take this perilous journey. rather than being forced to take this perilousjourney. my honourable friend makes what is a highly, highly relevant and important point. at times of crisis of global migration, and if we think back to 2014, 2015, our policy and approach and internationally supportive as well was to keep people within the
they d set off in the early hours, and by mid morning they were being escorted on to british soil. they d made it. a perilousjourney, but one more migrants are prepared to take now the weather in the channel has improved. at the same time, the home secretary was talking to her french counterpart about how they can stop this latest surge in crossings. the government have accused the french of not doing enough. my right honourable friend the home secretary is dealing with it in the best possible way, which is to make sure that they don t leave those french shores. we depend to a large extent on what the french are doing, but clearly as time goes on and this problem continues, we are going to have to ensure that we use every possible tactic at our disposal. hundreds of mostly young men are in the calais area, dreaming of a new life in britain. we were told smugglers are asking for £3,000 for a place on a boat, money that most do not have.
a perilousjourney, but one more migrants are prepared to take now the weather in the channel has improved. at the same time, the home secretary was talking to her french counterpart about how they can stop this latest surge in crossings. she had threatened to withhold some of the £50 million promised to france to help deal with the problem unless more boats are intercepted. hundreds of mostly young men are in the calais area, dreaming of a new life in britain. we were told smugglers are asking for £3,000 for a place on a boat, money that most do not have. we met 23 year old mohammed, who was a medical student in sudan. he says he will keep on trying the sea route, because there is a much higher chance of success than trying to get on a truck. i go to port maybe four times per week, but i am not successful to now. by truck, it is more difficult, and the degree of success may be, like, 10%.