Britain and France Give Up Landmark illegal alien invader Agreement

Britain and France Give Up Landmark illegal alien invader Agreement

France and Britain are abandoning a landmark migration deal that allowed the British to return migrants who crossed the English Channel illegally in exchange for those who applied to enter via official means.

The deal, known as “one in, one out,” struck in the summer of 2025, was intended to deter dangerous illegal crossings of the channel, which have roiled politics in Britain and raised tensions between London and Paris. The original deal was struck for one year and was extended by a month, until Oct. 1, but will not be renewed.

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Danny Tommo’s Judge And The Question Of Judicial Impartiality

Danny Tommo’s Judge And The Question Of Judicial Impartiality

Daniel Thomas, known as Danny Tommo, a British subject, has been refused bail after poking a small hole in the side of an abandoned invasion RIB (Rigid Inflatable Boat) in the English Channel using his penknife. Yet if the pro-borders advocate is guilty of anything, it is arguably of doing what the British Army, Navy, and Border Force have failed to do: defending English waters.

Britain’s security forces operate little more than a maritime taxi service for illegals, with HMC Vigilant collecting them at sea and whisking them off to free English hotels, breakfast included.

It was during one such encounter that Thomas’s legal predicament arose.

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The gang rape on a migrant boat

The gang rape on a migrant boat

On 16 September, 65 migrants were rescued from the Atlantic off the coast of Spain. Three dead bodies were also recovered. Just eight of the surviving migrants were female. Lanzarote emergency services have reported that one of these women was gang-raped by her fellow passengers during the perilous journey. Three men, aged 21, 25 and 30, have since been arrested in connection with the attack.

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Canada’s refugee shelters are getting ready for the next surge. Here’s how cities are building a system that works

Canada’s refugee shelters are getting ready for the next surge. Here’s how cities are building a system that works

It was frigid and snowy when Kimberly landed in Toronto from Uganda, seeking asylum with her four-year-old daughter.

They only had enough money to stay at an Airbnb for three days. The single mother kept calling the city’s emergency hotline, but all shelters were full.

When Kimberly finally mentioned that her child couldn’t bear the cold outside, the person on the phone said the best they could do was to bus her and her daughter to a hotel in Niagara Falls.

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Kevin Paquette: The Parti Québécois forced a necessary immigration debate

Kevin Paquette: The Parti Québécois forced a necessary immigration debate

From the very start of the Quebec election campaign, Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon made it clear that immigration would once again be one of the defining issues. By proposing to cut the number of temporary immigrants in the province by half and reduce permanent immigration to roughly 35,000 people a year, the PQ leader has reignited a debate that, predictably, quickly became polarized.

It took only a few days for the discussion to move away from the proposed levels and from Quebec’s actual capacity to welcome and integrate newcomers. Québec solidaire co-spokesperson Ruba Ghazal was quick to ask the PQ leader to define “what is a Quebecer?” Liberal leader Charles Milliard, for his part, accused PSPP of operating in a “gray zone” when discussing immigration.

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Then vs. Now: Good and bad immigration

Then vs. Now: Good and bad immigration

Early waves of immigrants to the United States each brought something that contributed to the material well-being of the nation.

The English brought notions of common law and individual liberty. The Germans built great breweries and brought their orderliness and discipline in their post-Reformation Protestantism. And sauerkraut. The Norwegians brought cultural tolerance, the Finns their saunas, the Swedes their blonde bombshells — looking at you, Ann-Margret, the Italians their outstanding cuisine, the French their arts, and the Cubans their condos, HMOs, and hatred of tyranny and communism.

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‘The Netherlands also has Islamic grooming gangs’ – 10 men gang raped and beat 18-year-old girl, mostly Syrians arrested

‘The Netherlands also has Islamic grooming gangs’ – 10 men gang raped and beat 18-year-old girl, mostly Syrians arrested

An 18-year-old woman has been gang raped and beaten by up to ten different men, many of them with a Syrian background, in the Dutch city of Dordrecht. Although the rape occurred in May 2025, the suspects are only now being arrested. In response to the rape, political leader Geert Wilders wrote that the Netherlands also has Islamic grooming gangs and called for all the perpetrators to be removed from the country along with their families.

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Eleven charged with murder aggravated by speech against ‘white race’ in France

Eleven charged with murder aggravated by speech against ‘white race’ in France

Eleven defendants will face trial in France after being accused of killing a 16-year-old in 2023 while engaging in speech “against the white race and the French nation,” according to a judicial order seen by POLITICO.

The death of Thomas Perotto in the village of Cr´epol quickly became a political flashpoint, with far-right figures like Eric Zemmour framing the incident as an example of the threat posed by immigrants.

h/t Patti Jo

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‘I’m not a bad guy’ – African migrant accused of raping 8-year-old girl in the French city of Brest

‘I’m not a bad guy’ – African migrant accused of raping 8-year-old girl in the French city of Brest

An African illegal migrant is accused of raping an 8-year-old girl in the French city of Brest in August 2026. He remains in pre-trial detention and has already been issued a deportation order.

The suspect is a 41-year-old man from the Comoros who lives in Le Mans without legal status and was visiting Brest. Prosecutors say the alleged attack happened in an apartment after the child’s mother had left. The girl also described a similar incident earlier in August.

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The man jailed for two years for throwing a plastic bottle

The man jailed for two years for throwing a plastic bottle

A man who threw a plastic bottle and swore at the police while taking part in an anti-immigration protest in Portsmouth has been sent to prison for two years.

Del Somerville was given a jail sentence on Thursday after pleading guilty to violent disorder following unrest, involving around 200 people, at Eastney Marina on 6 September. Yes, Somerville threw a plastic bottle at police officers, which he shouldn’t have done. But it’s notable just how quickly and severely the courts moved to punish him. It was clear the legal establishment was looking to make an example of him. At Portsmouth Crown Court, the judge explicitly stated that the severe sentence was intended to ‘act as a deterrent’ to others.

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2-year-old boy thrown from migrant boat into the sea by traffickers after he annoyed them by crying

2-year-old boy thrown from migrant boat into the sea by traffickers after he annoyed them by crying

A 2-year-old boy traveling with his mother toward the Canary Island of Lanzarote was allegedly thrown into the sea from a migrant boat because he would not stop crying, according to an official who oversees the island’s emergency response.

Enrique Espinosa, manager of the Security and Emergencies Consortium of Lanzarote’s island council, or Cabildo, recounted the episode on the Crónicas Radio program “A Buena Hora.”

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Trump’s ‘militarized’ immigration enforcement should make Canada reconsider if the U.S. is a safe country, critics argue

Trump’s ‘militarized’ immigration enforcement should make Canada reconsider if the U.S. is a safe country, critics argue

The Trump administration has been accused of widespread human rights violations stemming from its “militarized immigration enforcement” in a new report that critics say Ottawa — and all Canadians — should heed.

Based on field research, Amnesty International USA documented incidents where officials with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Customs and Border Protection and other federal agencies were alleged to have breached the rights of migrants, bystanders and protesters.


We need Canadian ICE.

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Migrant abandons child before scrambling onto dinghy – as record 781 cross Channel on small boats in a single day

Migrant abandons child before scrambling onto dinghy – as record 781 cross Channel on small boats in a single day

Video footage captured the moment a man abandoned a child before scrambling onto a dinghy in France – as it was confirmed nearly 800 small-boat migrants reached Britain in a single day.

Harrowing and chaotic footage recorded off a beach in France shows the man clutching a toddler as he attempts to board the small boat.

In chest-deep water, and amid heavy swell, he then lets go of the child who is left floating in the sea for a few seconds, face up.

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