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Migration: why Paris and London are ending the 'one in, one out' agreement?

The United Kingdom and France have decided not to renew the "one in, one out" agreement, this experimental scheme launched in 2025 which provided for the return to France of migrants arriving in small boats in the United Kingdom, in exchange for the legal reception, across the Channel, of exiles in France. How to explain this decision? What will happen now for migrants crossing the Channel?

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