Calais crisis: How does Britain deal with migrants arriving from France?

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As the Calais migrant emergency escalates to crisis point, here we explain what happens to those who reach Britain

Migrants desperate to reach Britain from northern France are remaining defiant as they continued to attempt to storm the Channel Tunnel.

After more than 3,500 people tried to storm the tunnel entrance in just 48 hours, the migrant crisis in northern France showed no sign of abating.

After the Calais migrant emergency escalated to crisis point, here we explain what happens to those who reach the UK:

How many migrants are in Calais?

Around 5,000 people are now thought to be in the port town in northern France - double the number estimated last autumn.

Where have they come from?

People are thought to have arrived from countries including Eritrea, Syria, Afghanistan, Somalia and Sudan.

Calais crisis: How does Britain deal with migrants arriving from France? - Telegraph (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/immigration/11773030/Calais-crisis-How-does-Britain-deal-with-migrants-arriving-from-France.html)


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Calais migrants undaunted by extra French riot police

Migrants massed around the entrance to the Channel Tunnel said on Thursday they would keep trying to sneak across to Britain, undaunted by the arrival of 120 extra riot police on the French side.

A police officer said the number of migrants trying to enter Britain eased slightly overnight compared to earlier in the week, with about 800 migrants around the site and some 300 intercepted by police.

That compared to an estimated 1,500 attempts by migrants to enter the tunnel on Tuesday night and 2,000 on Monday. Some were probably repeat attempts by the same people.

Some 3,000 migrants live around the tunnel entrance in a makeshift camp known as "The Jungle", making the northern French port one of the frontlines in Europe's wider migrant crisis alongside Italian and

Greek islands used an entry point for those crossing the Mediterranean from Africa or the Middle East.

Freight and passenger traffic through the rail tunnel have been severely disrupted in past weeks as migrants desperate to enter Britain have stepped up attempts to board trucks and trains travelling from France.

"All Europe, you know that the England is good. All, everybody knows that," a 25-year-old Sudanese migrant who gave his name only as Mohammed told Reuters.

He said he wanted to join his brother in Britain.

Calais migrants undaunted by extra French riot police | Reuters (http://uk.reuters.com/article/2015/07/30/uk-france-channel-idUKKCN0Q41M120150730)


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Nowadays everywhere in Athens you see people like this aimessly wandering the streets:
Feels as if the whole Afganistan is being transfered to Greece!!

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Athens 2015:

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