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Sir Keir Starmer is regulated to overcome the peak today which aims to crack down on illegal migration.
That British Prime Minister It is expected to say that countries should not be pitted with each other for the “heinous trade” of the smuggling of people.
Representatives from 40 countries will gather London For the two-day summit, where Sir Keir is expected to call for countries to work together to stop people smuggling gangs in the same way as they work together with terrorism.
The minister will announce that around £ 33 million will be spent to disrupt the network of smuggling people and increase prosecution, The Times Newspaper reports.
Sir Keir will also call for unity among countries in the Summit, which will include France And WE.
“This heinous trade exploits gaps between our institutions, pitting sheep with each other and the benefits of our inability to the political level to unite,” he said.
Home Office says Summit will provide “concrete results” for countries in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa and North America.
Ahead of the Summit, the Secretary of the House Yvette Cooper told Sunday morning with Trevor Phillips that the government See other countries Where he can process asylum seekers.
MS Cooper said the Summit was needed because illegal immigration was “global problem”.
“The crime gang network that ends with people who arrive in England, stretch back through northern France, through GermanThroughout Europe, to places such as the Kurdistan hills or the money market in Kabul, “he added.
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Senior conservative minister of conservative Alex Burghart said on Sunday that the Labor Party Government should not be canceled Rwanda’s deportation plan When it comes to power.
Burghart said the program, which aims to prevent people from traveling across the British channel with small ships, has been “ready to leave” but now there is “no prevention” in its place.
A number of people – around 6,000 – have arrived in England after crossing the channel in the first quarter of this year.
The amount is higher than 5,435 people who arrived in County in the first three months of 2024.
