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The UK Home Office has adopted new rules aimed at cracking down on the abuse of modern slavery laws by illegal immigrants and foreign criminals.

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Government data showed just over 51 per cent of Channel migrants who claimed they had been exploited were from the Balkan country. The figure was just over 11 per cent in 2021.

Over half of the illegal immigrants who claimed to be victims of modern slavery after crossing the English Channel in the first half of 2022 were Albanian.

At least 2,300 people entering the UK illegally by small boat in 2022 were likely to claim or be identified as potential victims of modern slavery

According to UK Home Office data, in the first half of 2022, "more than half of all small boat modern slavery referrals came from Albania." The figures were published by the think tank Migration Watch on Friday.

The think tank Migration Watch, which obtained the data, said it was further evidence that they were exploiting loopholes in the laws

The Home Office was forced to abandon its negotiations after the fan cabins were deemed to be of "too low quality."

Migrants are three times as likely to receive asylum in the UK as they are in France, according to research conducted by Migration Watch UK.

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