North. migrants throw stones at police in an attempt to prevent them from crossing the English Channel

British journalist Mark White of GB News filmed scenes of violence this morning between a large group of migrants and French police who intervened on a road in Gravelines (59) near Dunkirk. We see a hundred candidates for crossing the English Channel, equipped with life jackets, who try to push back the intervention of the police, throwing many projectiles at the police. The police moved towards them using tear gas.

According to the information collected Le Figaro Along with the Home Office, Border Police and National Police from Dunkirk Police Station intervened in Gravelins this morning to turn back attempts to cross into the UK after several days of bad weather made it impossible to get out to sea. These in turn suffered aslab” even if the Bovo place welcomessuccessful operationat the end and shows that the situation on the ground has calmed down again this Saturday afternoon.

“It was a routine immigration enforcement operation.“, the North Prefecture in turn notes, indicating that some of the dozens of police officers present are indeed “faces fierce resistancefrom migrants. According to the first data collected, no policeman was injured, and the police did not make any arrests.

Agreed UK news French and British authorities expected a mass attempt to cross the English Channel from the northern beaches to begin this Saturday morning, with hundreds of migrants expected to gather around Gravelines as early as Friday evening. British media teams observed long lines of migrants, several hundred people in total, according to some, making their way up the dunes in the dark of night to join makeshift boats moored on the beaches of Gravelines. Security forces then intervened to prevent their advance, at which point many stones and tree branches were damaged.