‘One in, one out’ deal on Channel crossings to end in October, French reports say
The UK and France are reportedly set to end their 'one in, one out' migration agreement in October. The deal, which allows the UK to return small-boat asylum seekers to France, has faced significant criticism from NGOs for being inhumane and ineffective.
Why it matters
The termination of this bilateral agreement signals a shift toward a broader EU-level response to the ongoing Channel migration crisis.
Critics of the one in, one out scheme have expressed doubts that it has acted as the deterrent that was intended. Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA View image in fullscreen Critics of the one in, one out scheme have expressed doubts that it has acted as the deterrent that was intended. Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA Immigration and asylum ‘One in, one out’ deal on Channel crossings to end in October, French reports say Controversial agreement under which UK can return people who arrive by small boat will reportedly not be extended
The article presents both the government's perspective and the criticisms from NGOs, maintaining a balanced reporting style.
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