The Home Office has earmarked at least £700 million to manage the arrival of migrants on small boats until 2030, as revealed in recent commercial plans published online. This allocation comes as Home Secretary James Cleverly signed a new treaty with Rwanda, aimed at curbing the influx of small boats carrying migrants.
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The projections, published last week, suggest that Channel crossings could continue up to 2034. Under these plans, commercial partners will operate extensive services at “permanent” facilities in Kent, including managing two large centres until at least 2030, with a potential extension to 2034.
