The French officers and volunteers who work on the banks of the English Canal will be significantly increased as a result of the agreement, according to the British Telegraph newspaper, which reported today, Saturday, that Britain and France are likely to reach an agreement, possibly on Monday or Tuesday, to intensify their joint efforts to stop illegal immigrants from making the perilous crossing of the English Channel.
The newspaper also stated that France would consent to the establishment of a joint control centre where British immigration officials would work.
In a joint statement released on Friday, French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna and British Foreign Minister James Cleverly emphasised the “urgent need to address all forms of illegal immigration.” British officials said that the two countries are close to concluding an agreement.
Officials from the UK and France chose not to respond to the reports about the agreement that were published today, Saturday.
Within days, Britain and France will have a tampering immigration agreement.
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