
The British government is expected to increase the number of planes to deport Albanians who arrived illegally.
According to the Sunday Telegraph, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak plans to introduce a new law by the beginning of February aimed at speeding up the deportation of immigrants who have arrived or will arrive by raft.
The Sunday Telegraph, citing Prime Ministerial sources at 10 Downing Street, says the issue is a priority, as is speeding up the processing of asylum applications, which have caused chaos in the immigration system.
According to the new agreement with Albania, Great Britain, it is emphasized in the article, can return immigrants who arrived illegally.
Through the addition of more infiltrated planes, the aim is to stop the wave of Albanians aiming for the English shores.
However, the new laws of the English government are expected to be challenged in court by organizations in defense of immigrants, as was the case of sending immigrants to Rwanda.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak aims to change the current legislation to make it impossible to block deportation through lawyers' appeals, based on human rights laws.
The Sunday Telegraph points out that Prime Minister Sunak is under pressure to fast-track new immigration laws.
Until December 31, 2022, more than 45,000 people from 11 different nationalities arrived in England through tires, among them about 12,000 Albanians.