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Landlords Who Rent To Illegal Migrants Face Jail


A crackdown on rogue landlords will also make it harder for migrants to stay in the UK if their asylum applications are rejected.

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  Word had quickly got around. The French and British are sending reinforcement. Some go in small groups. This time they are around two hundred. At time of this week, there have been many more.
  After two days the British government will give a soldier here to close the way. This is the last chance if they open the way.We got out this way without pain. This is one of the weak spots. Getting on the domestic railway tracks, not far from the Euro tunnel entrance. The French and British government insisted their join effort to stop this are working. But the authorities have been overwhelmed. Again they resort to pepper spray.
  In places it's no difference to the kind of fence you find around a tennis court. These are the big holes we have ever find. But this will change. It will all be improved. There will be further police officers on  patrol and private security guards coming in to pause the numbers, defending this perimeter. But the defencing close to the channel tunnel is already far stronger. Security was already robust. They just hasn't been enough. So the barrier will get bigger. More razor wire will stand in their way. ? will make any difference. Once a government minister, he is now running for the mayor of the region, and rarely holds back.
  They don't want to stay in ?. They want to stay in England. Why? to find a job there because it's possible to work. In England you have to change your policy.
  Much of the bills to increase the security will fall on the British tax-payers. Extra CCTV, infrared detectors and more  will soon be in place. It will make this harder but they will still work at trying to crack it. For now the promise from London and Paris of greater security will simply increase the  pressure on these people. Their window of opportunity may be closing.

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Word had quickly got around. The French and British are sending reinforcement.

Some go in small groups. This time know around two hundred. At time of this week, there have been many more.
  Said two days the  government of British will give a authority to here to close the way. This is the last chance if they open the way.We go out in this way without pain.


This is one of the weak spots. Getting on the domestic railway tracks, not far from the Euro tunnel entrance. The French and British government have insisted their join efforts to stop this are working. But the authorities have been overwhelmed. Again they resort to pepper spray.


Really why you hate us? a real why you hate us?

  In places it's no difference to the kind of fence you find around a tennis court. This one of the big holes we have been there what to find. But this will change. It will all be improved. There will be further French police officers on  patrol and private security guards coming in to bolster the numbers defending this perimeter.


But the defencing close to the channel tunnel is already far stronger. Security was already robust. They just hasn't been enough. So the barrier will get bigger. More razor wire will stand in their way.


Havia Bertrand doubts or makes any difference. Once a government minister, he is now running for the mayor of the region, and rarely holds back.

  They don't want to stay in Italy. They insist want to go in England. Why? to find a job  because they know it's possible to work here. we file all citizen in city to help them. In England you have to change your policy.

  Much of the bills to increase the security will fall to the British tax-payers. Extra CCTV, infrared detectors and more flood lighting will soon be in place.


It will make this harder but they will still work at trying to crack it. For now the promise from London and Paris of greater security will simply increase the  pressure on these people. Their window of opportunity may be closing.                                                   













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HOMEWORK

Word had quickly got around. The French and British are sending reinforcement. Some go in small groups, this time known around 200. At time of this week, there have been many more.

“After two days the government of British will give a soldier here to close the way. This is the last chance. If they open the way, we go out this way without pain.”

This is one of the weak spots, getting on the domestic railways tracks, not far from the Euro Tunnel entrance. The French and the British governments have insisted that their joint efforts to stop this are working. But the authorities have been overwhelmed. Again, they resort to pepper spray.

“Really why you hate us? Really why you hate us?”

“In places, it’s no difference to the kind of fence you find around a telescope. This one of the big holes that we been able to find, but this will change. It will all be improved. There will be further French police officers on patrol, and private security guards coming in to bolster the numbers defending this perimeter.”

Much of the fencing close to the channel tunnel is already far stronger. Security was already robust, but it just hasn’t been enough. So the barriers will get bigger, more razor wire will stand in their way. Xavier Bertrand doubts it will make any difference. Once a government minister, he’s now running for mayor of the region and rarely holds back.

“They don't want to stay in Calais. They want to go in England. Why? To find a job. Because they know that it is possible to work without an identity card. In England you have to change your policy.”

Much of the bills to increase security will fall to British tax-payers -- extra CCTV, infrared detectors and more flood lighting will soon be in place. It will make this harder, but they will still work at trying to crack it. For now, the promise from London and Paris of greater security will simply increase the pressure on these people. Their window of opportunity may be closing.

Tom Pamenter, Sky News.

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HOMEWORK

Word had quickly got around, the French and the British are sending reinforcements, some going small groups, this time there are around 200, at times this week there had been many more.
After two days the government of British will give a soldier here to close the way, this is the last chance if they open the way, we go out this way without pain.
This is one of the weak spots, getting onto the domestic railway tracks, not far from the euro tunnel entrance, the French and the British governemnts have insisted that their joint efforts to stop this are working, but the authorities have been overwhelmed, again they resorted to pepper spray.
In places there's no difference to the kind of fence you find around a tennis court, this is one of the bigger holes that we've been able to find, but this will change, it'll all be improved, there'll be further French police officers on patrol, and private security guards coming in to boost the numbers defending this perimeter.
Much of the fencing closer to the tunnel is already far stronger, security was already robust, but it just hasn't been enough, so the barriers will get bigger, more razer wire will stand in their way. Xavier Bertrand doubts it will make any difference, once a government minister, he is running for mayor of the region and rarely holds back.
They don't want to stay in Calais, they want to go to England, why? to find new job, becasue they know that it is possible to work without an identity card, in England you have to change your policy.
Much of the bill for the increased security will fall to British tax payers, extra CCTV, infared detectors and more flood lighting will soon be in place, it will make this harder but they'll still work at trying to crack it. For now the promise from London and Paris of greater security have simply increased pressure on these people, their window of opportunity may be closing.