PM: Review 'panoply of laws' over migrants’ rights
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Channel crossings: Boris Johnson on migrants’ rights

Britain should work with “French friends” to stop migrants crossing the English Channel to reach the UK, the PM has said.

And Boris Johnson said a review was needed of the “panoply of laws that an illegal immigrant has at his or her disposal that allow them to stay”.

On a visit to a school in east London, Mr Johnson said he wanted to work with the French to stop the activity of the “cruel and criminal gangs” who were risking people’s lives.

  • 10 Aug 2020
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