UK Court shows the way to deport the Eritrean asylum seeker Refugee news

The UK Supreme Court ruled against the Eritrean man if the immigration scheme was tested “one in one, one.”

Eritrean man who was fighting to stay in the United Kingdom is scheduled to be deported to France after he lost an attempt by the Supreme Court to temporarily remove him.

The 25 -year -old Eritrean man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, via the English channel in August and was It is scheduled to be removed originally on Wednesday According to a experimental plan “one in one, he agreed between the United Kingdom and France in July.

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But the London Supreme Court gave him a temporary order on Tuesday, which prevented his removal, pending a full hearing for his demand for trafficking.

The man told the court that he escaped from Eritrea in 2019 due to forced recruitment before he finally made his way to France. In France, he went to Dunkirk, on the English channel, where he remained in a camp known as “The Jungle” for three weeks before traveling to the United Kingdom.

The UK Ministry of Interior opposed the offer to temporarily prevent men from removing, and in a hearing on Thursday, the Supreme Court agreed, saying that “there is no serious problem in this case.”

The judge, Clav Sheldon, said that the man gave inconsistent accounts of allegations of trafficking in him.

The judge said: “It was open (the Ministry of the Interior) to conclude that his credibility had been severely damaged and that his account of trafficking cannot be believed in a reasonable way.”

The man is scheduled to be deported to France on Friday at 6:15 am local time (05:15 GMT).

The UK develops a new plan for implementation

Since the court was ruling against the Eritrean man, the UK Ministry of Interior, the Ministry of Interior, was testing its new scheme, as it deported a man from India to France. The man, who arrived in the United Kingdom on a small boat in August, was sent to France on Thursday on a commercial trip.

This deportation was the first under the partnership between the United Kingdom and France, where Prime Minister Kiir Starmer said it provided “evidence of the concept” that the deal is working.

Starmer told reporters in A. press conference Besides US President Donald Trump.

Under the “One Ine Out” plan between the United Kingdom and France, people who arrive in the United Kingdom will be returned to France, while the UK accepts an equal number of asylum seekers recognized with family relations in the United Kingdom.

Downing Street defended the plan, describing it as a “fair and balanced” system designed to reduce irregular deportation.

Charitable societies in the UK have condemned the plan.

“The cruel policy targeting people who come here to search for safety” was a “dark attempt … to satisfy the racist right,” said Grave Ferris of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Migrants.

Monitoring feelings of migrants high

While Starmer made stopping the crossings of the central central boats for its government’s business schedule, anti -migrants continued to rise in the UK.

Up to 150,000 people War through central London During the weekend in a protest organized by extremist right -wing activist Tommy Robinson. Four police officers were seriously wounded during the protest, with a glass bottle that had been shattered against the police horse at some point.

Tens of thousands of immigrants have arrived annually on the UK beaches in recent years. At least 23 people have died so far this year, according to Agence France Presse on the basis of official French data.