More than 20,000 migrants have crossed Channel since Sir Keir Starmer became PM

Since Sir Keir Starmer took office, 20,110 migrants had crossed the Channel in total.

As Labour came under fire for leaving border controls out of its five tasks, two boats carrying 122 refugees arrived early yesterday.

Immigration will be discussed in Sir Keir’s speech on Thursday’s transformation plan, according to Cabinet Minister Pat McFadden.

Despite the record 906,000 surge from the previous year, he dismissed suggestions for a net migration target.

Yesterday, Mr. McFadden stated: “We do want to bring it down.” The precise amount you require will always fluctuate based on the demands of the economy.

The results, according to Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philps, were an unavoidable result of Starmer’s feeble and empty strategy.

Kemi Badenoch, the leader of the Tory Party, has promised to set a quota on the amount of people who can enter the UK.

Last week, Sir Keir pledged to reduce both legal and unauthorized immigration, and a plan is anticipated in the next year.

However, it was disclosed yesterday that he is negotiating with Brussels to increase the number of EU students admitted in exchange for closer trade relations.

According to The Sunday Times, they would travel for a set period of time as part of the cultural enrichment program.

A youth mobility program for those under 30 has been advocated by the EU.

Mr. McFadden went on to say, “I don’t think this question of a youth mobility scheme is going to be part of that,” in reference to potential closer ties with the EU.

However, we are in talks to ensure that, even in the wake of Brexit, our trading ties with our largest and closest partner are better than they have been.

Professor Brian Bell of the Migration Advisory Committee stated that politicians would find it difficult to reduce net migration while establishing ambitious goals to draw in international students.