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UK-France Migrant Scheme Abolished After Over 1,500 Removals to France

September 30, 2026 • 5 hours ago •

LONDON: The UK and France have officially scrapped their controversial ‘one in, one out’ migrant scheme, which aimed to manage the flow of asylum seekers between the two nations. The initiative, launched just over a year ago, has seen approximately 1,500 individuals relocated to France.

The decision to terminate the scheme comes amid ongoing debates about immigration policies in both countries. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stated, “We must find more effective ways to address the challenges posed by illegal migration, and this scheme has not delivered the results we anticipated.” Critics have argued that the program was ineffective and failed to provide a sustainable solution to the migrant crisis.

This development raises significant concerns regarding the future of UK-France relations, particularly in the context of post-Brexit immigration strategies. The scrapping of the scheme may lead to increased tensions as both nations grapple with rising numbers of migrants crossing the English Channel.

Looking ahead, both governments are expected to engage in further discussions to explore alternative approaches to immigration control. Upcoming meetings between UK and French officials will likely focus on enhancing border security and cooperation to manage migration more effectively.