Evil gangs running Channel operations from Germany because of soft immigration laws as UK demands crackdown

EVIL people-smuggling gangs are running Channel operations from Germany due to its soft illegal immigration laws.

The country has become a hub for smuggling bosses with dinghies and speedboats often crossing into France on trucks with German plates.



Evil gangs running Channel operations from Germany because of soft immigration laws as UK demands crackdown
Gangs are avoiding France’s people-smuggling laws by basing themselves in Germany

Evil gangs running Channel operations from Germany because of soft immigration laws as UK demands crackdown
The Home Office has demanded their Berlin counterparts crack down on the gangsters

The Home Office has demanded their Berlin counterparts clamp down on the gangsters operating due to legal loopholes.

They base themselves in Germany and can avoid tighter people-smuggling laws in France where the boats are launched toward Dover.

A law enforcement source said: “We’re having real problems with the German authorities.

“There’s seemingly little appetite to tackle the gangs and legally there are limitations to what they can do because their laws are deficient in this area.”

A further 90 crossed the Channel in two small boats on Christmas Day.

They were the first recorded since December 21, taking the provisional total making the dangerous trip from France this year to 45,756.

PM Rishi Sunak and Home Secretary Suella Braverman are looking at tightening the law.

A Home Office spokesman said: “We work extremely closely with Germany and other international partners on this issue, and have excellent operational collaboration with German law enforcement and agencies.

“The Home Secretary discussed how to improve co-operation to tackle illegal immigration across Europe and bring people smugglers to justice with her German counterpart at a recent meeting of the Calais Group.”


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