UK, France end 'on in, one out' Channel migrant exchange deal
Summary
The UK and France have ended a year-old agreement that allowed them to return migrants crossing the English Channel illegally. The deal was made to help improve relations after Brexit but has now been stopped by the UK interior ministry.Key Facts
- The deal was between the UK and France.
- It allowed the return of migrants crossing the Channel in small boats.
- The agreement lasted for about one year.
- It was made under UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
- The deal aimed to reduce tension between the two countries after Brexit.
- The UK interior ministry announced the end of this agreement on Wednesday.
- Migrant crossings have been a major issue between the UK and France.
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