The issue of migration has become a highly debated topic, with governments facing the challenge of managing the influx of migrants seeking a better life.
The UK government’s approach has recently expedited deportations, with migrants being removed from the country within two days of arrival from France.
This approach has been criticized by human rights organizations who argue that migrants should be given fair hearings, respecting their rights under international law. The speed of deportations also raises concerns about inadequate assessment of asylum claims, potentially forcing vulnerable individuals into dangerous situations upon their return to France or their country of origin.
However, the UK government believes that this approach is effective in addressing irregular migration and preventing abuse of the asylum system.
Officials argue that migrants should follow legal channels to enter the UK, such as applying for asylum from France instead of attempting to cross the Channel illegally.
The deportation process, while swift, is primarily aimed at individuals who are deemed not to have a valid claim for protection or whose asylum claims can be resolved in France.
