Poll asks whether Government strategy is curbing continuing small-boat crossings
The article invites readers to assess whether the Government’s strategy for tackling small-boat crossings is working. It presents the issue as an ongoing political and border-control challenge, amid continuing arrivals and criticism of the Government’s handling of migration.
The surrounding coverage states that 83,279 people arrived by small boat since the general election, reportedly exceeding the strength of the regular British Army. It also refers to a record 781 crossings in a single day, highlighting the scale and continuing urgency of the debate.
- Readers are asked whether the Government’s small-boat strategy is effective.
- More than 83,000 arrivals are reported since the election.
- A record 781 people crossed in one day.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “The Morning Poll: Do you think the Government’s small-boat strategy is working?”.