thatis in response to the honourable lady, that is what the nationalising borders bill does. that is what the nationalising borders bill does. thank you. i su ort borders bill does. thank you. i support my borders bill does. thank you. i support my right borders bill does. thank you. i support my right honourable i borders bill does. thank you. i - support my right honourable friend and pursuing all long term options, including offshore processing, which i think will play an important part. which she agreed with me that in the short term we will see more tragedies like this unless we can agree a strategy with the french? it is within the gift of the president of france to bring this to an end now. that will require more action but it must be in our mutual interests because the more people who cross the more people will come to france. . , who cross the more people will come to france. ., , . to france. that is right. hence the discussion to france. that is right. hence the discu
change any nationalising borders bill. we can do better. 0ur change any nationalising borders bill. we can do better. our system is broken and it is incumbent we apply skills, and knowledge to provide a better system. thank you. it is truly heartbreaking provide a better system. thank you. it is truly heartbreaking to provide a better system. thank you. it is truly heartbreaking to think- it is truly heartbreaking to think of the lives, the hopes, the talents extinguished by the sea in their journey to our shores. a journey the home secretary characterises as are necessary. can i gently say to her that when men, women and children get into the boat clearly did not think so. we see more boats arriving today. forthe think so. we see more boats arriving today. for the home secretary acknowledge that her policies are not working? and that vulnerable people are paying the price and that what we need is safe, secure and fair routes into this country and she has failed to put them in plac
comments. in terms of toughness, i have been very clear, and i know this does upset some right honourable and honourable members in this house. i have not ruled everything out, and i put every option on the table, notjust with france, but without the counterparts. greece in terms of push backs, they have special forces. they use their military and coast guard and they used frontex as well, just for the record, for this house. as i said, i have seen that. they also have a programme of reception centres which my right honourable friend will know and is aware of are part of the new plan immigration is welcome in terms of how we have immigration, how we deal with the casework processing as well. the fact of the matter is, there is no one silver bullet solution to this, and i know he understands this and i know my colleagues do as well. that is why the new pathway for immigration is important in the nationalising borders bill. the members will hear shortly about the progress of that