France and Britain end "One for One" migrant deal
The British Home Office announced the termination of the "One for One" agreement signed with France in August 2022, which aimed to return illegal migrants crossing the English Channel in exchange for the reception of legal migrants. This decision was made due to obstacles and a lack of tangible results. The agreement was intended to control the flow of migrants and improve relations between the two countries after Brexit, but it faced legal challenges and limited enthusiasm from France to renew it, despite Britain’s efforts to keep it in place. The agreement was originally set for a one-year term and was extended until October 1, 2026, but it has now been halted, with Paris moving toward its final termination.
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