French coastal officials said that around 200 migrants were trying to cross the channel in small boats in Britain from France, rescued late Friday and late Saturday night.A total of 184 people were picked up in four separate rescue operations, in a statement on Sunday by the French channel and the northern region. In one example, the motor died on a boat carrying 61 people. In the second, nine people called on a boat for assistance. According to an AFP Tally of official data, 15 people have died so far this year, trying to cross the channel, which is one of the world’s busiest areas for shipping.In May, the British Prime Minister Kir Stmper announced difficult new policies to deal with high levels of regular and irregular migration, in an attempt to prevent increasing losses of support for difficult rights.They include looking at the construction of centers in other countries to take migrants, whose refuge applications are rejected.The European Union has also unveiled a plan to make it easy to send shelter seekers to some countries outside the block with the aim of reducing irregular stay.
