Marea Britanie cheltuie 56.000 de lire sterline pentru fiecare migrant relocat în Franța

The UK Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, revealed that the government’s "one in, one out" agreement with France costs about £56,000 per person. Since the program's start in August 2025, around 1,400 individuals have been relocated to France, although some returned via small boats. Mahmood defended the costs, comparing them to hotel expenses for a year. The agreement allows the UK to send back individuals arriving by small boats in exchange for accepting asylum seekers applying legally. France seeks a broader EU agreement to replace this bilateral deal, which has faced operational challenges. Mahmood noted that the current scheme has relocated more migrants than previous EU agreements, but acknowledged difficulties in scaling up deportations. French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez expressed a desire to end the scheme, advocating for integration into an EU agreement instead. Mahmood also mentioned a separate pilot program offering financial incentives for rejected asylum seekers to…