UK invests 40 million euros to repatriate migrants
The British Labour Party has spent approximately 40 million pounds on programs encouraging illegal immigrants to return to their home countries since taking power in July 2024. The number of returnees has increased significantly, reaching 17,346 individuals by last March, at a total cost of 35.7 million pounds, with an additional 4 million pounds spent in April. Beneficiaries of the program receive prepaid funds of up to 3,000 pounds, covering their travel expenses back to their countries. Home Secretary Shabanah Mahmoud confirmed that the program is less costly than accommodating asylum seekers, and the government is considering increasing payments to migrants, including launching a project offering up to 40,000 pounds for families leaving Britain. Meanwhile, Conservatives emphasize the need for the government to focus efforts on preventing illegal migration in the first place and have pledged to forcibly deport all undocumented migrants rather than paying them financial incentives.
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