“France will no longer be a gateway to Britain for migrants,” Bardella and Farage agree
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- National Rally leader Jordan Bardella said France would no longer be a gateway to Britain for migrants if his party wins the French presidential election.
- National Rally and Britain’s Reform UK agreed on a plan that would allow the United Kingdom to return migrants across the English Channel if both parties achieve electoral victories.
France would no longer serve as a gateway to Britain for migrants if the National Rally wins the French presidential election, Jordan Bardella said on Friday.
Bardella, the party’s leader, made the statement at a conference attended by representatives of Reform UK, the British party that shares National Rally’s opposition to immigration.
The two parties reached an agreement covering the return of migrants across the English Channel. The arrangement would take effect if both parties win their respective elections.
The agreement links a potential National Rally victory in France with a tougher approach to migration routes toward Britain. Bardella presented the plan as a way to end France’s role as an entry point for migrants seeking to reach the United Kingdom.
France will no longer be a gateway to Britain for migrants.
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