Over 1,500 migrants have crossed the English Channel since the Prime Minister took office, with four deaths reported on the busiest day yet — a harrowing reminder of the deadly risks. Witnesses on the French coast described hundreds of young African men boarding flimsy boats, while French authorities reportedly stood by, instructed not to intervene. With little incentive to turn back — and no guarantee of housing, food, or work upon arrival — the crossings continue. A controversial proposal to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights could speed up deportations, modeled after Australia’s success in curbing similar crossings. The message is clear: decisive, bold action is urgently needed to save lives and restore border control.
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