LONDON: One of the first migrants sent back to France under the British government’s flagship “one in, one out” deal has returned to Britain on a small boat, a minister confirmed, adding that he would be deported for a second time.British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron agreed a deal in July for Britain to deport some of the undocumented people arriving across the Channel back to France in return for accepting an equal number of asylum seekers with British family connections.Starmer said the “ground-breaking” deal would act as a deterrent and help with his pled

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It is understood the man is currently being held at an immigration detention centre and the Home Office is looking to expedite his case for removal