Fewer Albanian on the dinghies towards Britain, as Indian migrants now take the lead

During the summer of last year and the beginning of this year, the rhetoric of the politicians there was focused on the Albanians, as the Secretary of Internal Affairs Suela Braverman, who with a language far from politically correct, spoke in the parliament about an “invasion by the Albanians”.

Her statements caused a legitimate resentment from the Albanian community in England and produced a strong reaction from the Albanian government.

Now another nationality has come to the lead as it is not only the Albanians who massively arrive in rafts and publish videos of their journey on the Tik Tok network.

This video shows a dinghy filled with Indian fellow citizens of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Home Secretary Suela Braverman, crossing the English Channel. The growing number of Indians who are arriving this year in rafts in England, has not escaped the comment of Nigel Farage, the right-wing politician who led England’s rhetoric before the exit from the European Union.

“Indians in large numbers are crossing the English Channel.

We have opened our doors to the whole world, at a time when none of them should qualify for asylum,” said Farange.

Top Channel learns that the number of Albanians arriving by dinghies during the first 49 days of 2023 is negligible compared to other nationalities.

This is as a result of the acceleration of asylum requests against Albanians and the weekly deportations by plane to Tirana.

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