This headline from the Torygraph.
As I understand it this is France's problem not ours. That is these migrants have entered France illegally (or perhaps legally) and now want to transit on to the UK illegally.
If they manage to enter the UK common sense suggests that were they intercepted at point of entry they could be immediately sent back to France because that can be identified as to where they came from.
Also as I understand it if there immigrant makes an asylum claim, then we have to host them while the case is considered, but if found to not supportable then again the immigrant is returned to the previous destination - in the case France.
I cannot find the international law rules relating to this. Anyone know anything?
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