How are events in Calais a UK problem? I thought Calais was in France!
Published:
5:02 PM July 2, 2015
Updated:
6:30 PM December 14, 2020
The UK is getting a lot of criticism with regard to migrants these days and, if it were not so serious it would be laughable
Other EU nations seem to think that because the majority of migrants want to come to Britain it is, therefore a British problem.
What a lot of rot – EU member nations are bound to ensure they act accordingly in their own countries and this means dealing with migrants in situ and not passing them on a northward direction.
The French are now claiming that the events in Calais are a UK problem – I thought Calais was in France, or are we expected to bail them out?
Let’s face it, we’ve had plenty of experience doing it.
GRAHAM JONES
Windmill Close
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