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French police punctured an abandoned migrant dinghy on a beach in Gravelines, France, after a failed crossing attempt. Meanwhile, a group of migrants arrived in Dover, marking the first small-boat crossing in nearly a week. This year, approximately 17,480 migrants have crossed the Channel by boat, with the Labour government planning to enhance law enforcement against people traffickers and address the asylum crisis.
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French police punctured an abandoned migrant dinghy on a beach in Gravelines, France, after a failed crossing attempt. Meanwhile, a group of migrants arrived in Dover, marking the first small-boat crossing in nearly a week. This year, approximately 17,480 migrants have crossed the Channel by boat, with the Labour government planning to enhance law enforcement against people traffickers and address the asylum crisis.
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