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Lot more individuals and then again, that surge on top of that. so, they have a real, real crisis that's going to turn into a catastrophe come the third week in may that they have not put any reasonable policies or procedures in place. it's ok if you are going to remove title 42, i disagree with that, but one could make the argument it's time to remove that. if you don't put anything in its place to stem the illegal behavior, hold people accountable, you are encouraging and actively encouraging another surge. >> john: so you are taking away a deterrent, but not adding another one. chris magnus...

That's an agreement the uk left after brexit. the health secretary sajid javid, says he doesn't believe that scheme worked, and home secretary priti patel is working to find ways to return people to different countries... whatever agreement it wasn't going to be the dublin agreement, because, as i say, it never worked. we do need new agreements with countries, predominantly with the countries where most of the failed asylum seekers are coming from, and those aren't always european countries. and this home secretary has done that — she has signed new agreements and put those in place with cou...

Well, mr thomas simmons also said he would like a replacement for the dublin agreement which allows eu countries to transfer asylum seekers back to the first member state can do meant that they can be proven to have entered. the uk left the agreement after brexit. the health secretary sajid javid said the home office is working to find ways to return people to other countries. whatever agreement it wasn't going to be, the agreement was, as i say, it never worked. we do need new agreements with countries, predominantly with the countries where most of the failed asylum seekers are coming from. ...

He would like a replacement for the dublin agreement which allows eu countries to transfer asylum seekers back to the first member state can do meant that they can be proven to have entered. the uk left the agreement after brexit. the health secretary sajid javid said the home office is working to find ways to return people to other countries. whatever agreement it wasn�*t going to be the dublin agreement, because, as i say, it never worked. we do need new agreements with countries, predominantly with the countries where most of the failed asylum seekers are coming from, and those aren�*t ...

The problem since the beginning of the year, is that you need to essentially an agreement from another country to make most of that to happen. at the moment, the home office has not got those agreements. there's lots of negotiations going on behind the scenes. there are lots of hopes we might be able to do some kind of deals, but when it comes to deporting asylum—seekers, when it comes to off shoring, as they call it can actually setting up asylum systems. we have heard stories of putting them on a central island and so on. in the end, all of those require cooperation, and it is perhaps the ...