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Daily Mail: Britain has paid 1 million pounds for a police station in Tirana, it will serve immigrants

2022-08-30 15:35:09Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Daily Mail: Britain has paid 1 million pounds for a police station in Tirana, it

The British media DailyMail has fully disclosed the new agreement drawn up by the government of Great Britain, for which it seems that the Ministry of Interior of Albania has also agreed. The scheme is part of a deal struck with Albania by Home Secretary Priti Patel to deport criminals and illegal immigrants.

This agreement envisages the stationing of Albanian police officers in Dover to put an end to the flow of emigrants passing by rafts, through faster control of their data.

Senior Home Office officials will meet today with the Albanian Police to reach full agreement on the joint plan which will see officers from our country assist UK border forces by checking the fingerprints and biometric data of migrants. in their databases.

Government sources in London have told DailyMail that the plan will allow the UK to immediately identify and deport Albanian asylum seekers who are not individuals 'favorable to the public good' of the country. They also suggest that migrants will be deported 'within hours' of arriving on the island.

The Daily Mail also reports that Britain has paid for a £1 million police station in the Albanian capital of Tirana to help process migrants' records when they return.

Meanwhile, government sources told The Telegraph: “ This biometric data will enable officers to identify any Albanian wanted by the Albanian police or who has a criminal history. They will have two laptops with all the systems and data that the Albanian police have .

“This access would help us enormously, assuming there are no data protection or legal issues that would prevent the Albanian police from obtaining biographical and biometric data captured by the UK Border Force under UK law. This will not only enable us to identify who they are, but also if there are known criminals among them. However, there may be a risk in sharing information about asylum seekers with the government of the country from which they claim to fear persecution - at least before the claim is assessed," a Border Force source told British media.

More than 700 Albanian migrants arrived in Great Britain in one day last week amid a huge wave of people crossing the English Channel. The Home Office now estimates that Albanians make up 50 to 60% of all Channel crossings.

According to the Daily Mail, it was the General Director of the police, Gladis Nano, who proposed sending Albanian officers to Britain to catch criminals arriving there, while Albania has already sent police officers to five French cities to fight Albanian gangs.


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