UK Implements New Deportation Plan, Detains First Migrants

The UK government has rolled out a new deportation strategy known as the 'one in, one out' plan, developed in partnership with France. This initiative aims to manage migrant arrivals by deporting individuals as new ones are intercepted. On Wednesday, the first group of migrants crossing the English Channel was detained under this policy. Visuals from the scene in Dover captured migrants wearing life jackets as they disembarked from Border Force vessels. This marks the initial implementation of the controversial plan, which has drawn attention due to its immediate enforcement on arrivals. The detentions are part of a broader effort by the UK to address illegal crossings and manage immigration flows across the Channel. Further details regarding the number of individuals detained or the specific logistics of the deportation process were not disclosed in the initial reports. The policy's rollout is expected to continue as authorities monitor and intercept additional crossings in the coming days and weeks.