Britain's border enforcement under pressure
Britain's handling of Channel migrant crossings is drawing anger at home, with critics saying the authorities themselves are flouting the rules they are paid to enforce.
- Footage shows French officers escorting a migrant boat across the Channel toward Britain rather than stopping it.
- Britain pays France around a billion pounds to keep the crossings clear, yet the boats keep arriving.
- Arrivals are met on the British side and given food and shelter, which has triggered street protests.
- Protesters say the authorities are breaking the law, but the protesters are the ones painted as racists and Islamophobes.
Outlook: Expect more clashes over the crossings as long as the boats keep landing and the money keeps flowing to France.