Britain Rejects EU Criticism of Proposed New Illegal Immigration Bill

Will new legislation stop the boats coming from France?

UK Parliament/Andy Bailey/ho photo via AP
The British home secretary, Suella Braverman, speaks at the House of Commons, London, on the Illegal Migration Bill, March 7, 2023. UK Parliament/Andy Bailey/ho photo via AP

Some might argue that America could use an immigration bill like this: Britain’s new illegal migration bill would see would-be migrants who cross the English Channel from France illegally by means of small boats detained and removed to another country, banned from re-entering the United Kingdom in the future, and barred from applying for British citizenship. 

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