Starmers and Macron Will Announce ‘One -In, One Out’ Immigration Agreement

British and France leader Prime Minister Kerry Starmer and President Emmanuel Macron will announce a “One -Out” immigration agreement on Thursday.

Under this plan, the UK will accept some refugees who cross the channel by crossing the channels through small boats. While the rest will be sent back to France.

The announcement will be made through a joint press conference in London at the end of Macron’s three -day official visit to the end of the United Kingdom. Until Wednesday, officials from both countries were discussing the details of the deal, as the scheme would begin. However, the opposition from other European countries is now over.

The nature of the deal: – Under a pilot scheme, the UK will send only 2,600 refugees back to France every year, which is about 6 % of the total arrival. The French government has requested more funds from the UK for additional police deployment on its northern coast, which is considered politically politically in the UK.

Importance of visit: This visit is the first official visit of a European leader after the Brexit. Meanwhile, Macron met King Charles and addressed the MPs at the Shahi Gallery of Parliament.

Changes in UK Immigration Policy: The government has released an immigration white paper, according to which: Border Force officers will be provided biometric testing kits. The purpose is to see if people are working legally in the UK or not. The move aims to reduce the concern of illegal work and black economy by France.