British Prime Minister Kiel Preferred said illegal immigration should face the same as the war on terrorism, as he hosted an international summit on issues in London.
Representatives from more than 40 countries, including illegal immigration hotspots such as Albania and Vietnam, descended to London on Monday with what was called the largest global gathering focusing on illegal immigration.
Hosting UK PM Keir Starmer ir said international people are smuggling trade. Estimated To be worth around $10 billion (£7.7 billion) a year, if suspended, it must be treated “in the same way as against terrorism.”
“Illegal migration is a massive factor in global anxiety. It undermines your ability to control those who come here. It makes people angry.” I said.
“Frankly, that makes me mad because it's unfair to ordinary workers paying prices, from hotel costs to public services struggling under tension,” he continued.
“And that's unfair to illegal immigrants themselves, because these are vulnerable people being mercilessly exploited by vulgar gangs.”
The British Prime Minister urged international representatives to combine resources to share the Intelligence Report, addressing those who smuggle trade “at every stage of their people's smuggling journey, from North Africa and the Middle East to the boulevards of our biggest cities.”
The priorities cited multilateral efforts last year to break down human trafficking networks and dissolve Iraqi-run smuggling businesses, including joint efforts in Berlin, Paris and London.
The British Prime Minister also argued that multilateral operations have been successful in the Netherlands in persuading future illegal actors to stay in their homelands against smuggling networks and campaigns in places such as Albania and Vietnam.
Regarding the next step, he said his government will devote £30 million to fund businesses targeting the finances and supply chains of networks operated throughout Africa, Asia and Europe, and £3 million to expand the scope of UK prosecutors internationally.
The government is also considering cracking down on illegal immigrants working in the gig economy and businesses that continue to employ illegal people.
That too It has been reported By Daily Mail The government is considering challenging the prerequisites of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and some of their applications in English law. However, the government has refused to withdraw the UK from the treaty.
The priority said that since his government came to power last July, the home office has deported 24,000 migrants. However, this pales in comparison to the estimated one million incompanies living in the country, lower than the number of ship migrants who have entered the UK since Labour took office.
Reforms British leader Nigel Farage I made a comment: “More than 30,000 immigrants have crossed the channel since Labour took power. In the first three months of 2025, he has promised to crush the gang, but instead breaks the record for Rishi Snack.”
