Under the Touquet Treaty first approved in February 2003, the UK border was effectively moved on to French soil.

They are housed, they have an income,' the Mayor said.В 'For them, England remains an Eldorado but the British Government does not have the courage to review its legislation in the field.' 'We know that a migrant who arrives in England is taken care of. Ms Bouchart, who is a member of the centre-Right Republicans, accused Britain's 'soft touch' on migrants of inflictingВ 'trauma' on Calais residents 'for over 20 years' byВ essentially luring people to the French port town from all over the EU. Shocking photos taken from onboard the ferry showed more than a dozen migrants on a packed dinghy being propelled through the world's busiest shipping lane by a single man holding a flimsy paddle In a call for showdown talks over migration, Natacha Bouchart told French radio station RTL that Emmanuel Macron's government must 'strongarm' Britain to 'overhaul' the treaty that obliges France to control migrants before they cross the Dover Strait.Дunkirk's public prosecutor, Sebastien Pive, has announced a manslaughter inquiry into Wednesday's death, saying the boat was so overloaded it broke down and sank. Meanwhile, the Mayor of Calais yesterday called Britain an 'Eldorado' for illegal migrants and said it 'lacks the courage' to tighten its laws to deter Channel crossings. The crew hauled all 13 migrants to safety and found two of them were without life jackets. The ship dispatched a rescue craft which threw a rope to the stricken boat so it could be pulled alongside. The ferry stopped midway through a crossing from Dover to Calais after the craft was spotted drifting 10.45am, with the captain telling passengers:В 'Apologies for the delay but we had to stop and rescue 13 migrants in distress who's boat had run out of fuel and was sinking'. Photos taken from onboard the Isle of Ishinore show more than a dozen migrants on a packed boat being propelled through the world's busiest shipping lane by a single man holding a flimsy paddle. An unknown number of migrants aboard the same dinghy were rescued, a government source said.ДЇootage reveals the moment a Channel ferry was forced to stop and rescue migrants in a sinking dinghy on Wednesday. Natacha Bouchart,В the Mayor of Calais, said Emmanuel Macron's government must 'strongarm' Britain Meanwhile, migrants were moved into a dedicated centre just outside Calais city centre on Friday morning.ДЄ bus load of people were brought to the centre after the French state vowed not to leave migrants in Calais wandering the streets after tearing down their camps.ДЄ government spokesman previously promised they would be 'systematically' offered shelter. In 2019, Home Secretary Priti Patel promised to make migrant crossings an 'infrequent phenomenon' by spring 2020 and then pledged in August last year to 'make this route unviable'. This is more than double the total for the whole of 2020. More than 21,000 migrants have made the crossing to the UK so far this year, analysis shows. It comes after French authorities said two migrants died this week while attempting the journey and several more were feared to have been lost at sea last week. The arrival tally eclipses the previous daily record of 828 set in August and is the highest number of crossings ever recorded in one day in the current crisis. The Home Office confirmed UK authorities had to rescue or intercept this number of people from 25 incidents. A record 853 migrants crossed the English Channel to the UK on small boats in a single day on Wednesday.

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