Great Britain deports 42 Albanians, among them 32 people convicted of drug trafficking

2022-12-23 09:24:34Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Great Britain deports 42 Albanians, among them 32 people convicted of drug

More than 40 Albanian immigrants who tried to enter Britain by boat have been deported by the brutal authorities. The plane landed at Mother Teresa Airport with 42 Albanian immigrants who had arrived illegally in Great Britain.

Among those infiltrated were also 32 people sentenced to a total of 89 years in prison for criminal offenses of drug trafficking and illegal transportation of immigrants.

As for the other 10, there were 6 asylum seekers whose request was not accepted and 4 others had arrived earlier by raft in Great Britain.

They were escorted by British Immigration officers and upon landing were received by the Albanian police. This is the fourth flight in a little over a month that deports Albanians to Albania.

On December 13, Sunak announced the reaching of an agreement with the Albanian government for the return of Albanian asylum seekers who make up about 1/3 of all asylum applications in Great Britain. Sunak said that Albania was considered a prosperous and safe country and that Sunak says that Albanians can claim to be victims of modern slavery only if there is evidence, not just a suspicion of it.

Some of the policies undertaken by Sunak after signing the agreement for the return of Albanian immigrants:

Speeding up the return of Albanian asylum seekers, who make up a third of those arriving in Great Britain by small boats.

A new, unified Small Boat Command Center to enhance the way the English Channel is controlled.

Doubling funding for the National Crime Agency to tackle immigration crime in Europe.

Relocating 10,000 illegal immigrants from expensive hotel accommodation to low-cost locations such as disused holiday parks and former student halls./ Daily Mail


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