Illegal Migrants Filmed Saying “This Is the End of England” Before Reaching UK Shores (Video)
A new video has shown a group of illegal migrants travelling across the English Channel in a small inflatable boat before arriving in the UK. The footage, obtained by GB News, shows dozens of people making the dangerous journey as they head towards the British coast.
According to a translation of the video, one man can be heard saying, “London is finished, London is finished. Rozi Khan has finished London.” He then waves at the camera and mentions a man called Ahmad, saying, “Bring him. Ahmad, bring him safely.”
In another video, believed to have been recorded on the same boat, a man is heard saying, “This is the end of England.” The boat appears to be carrying dozens of people, including women and children, with many of them wearing life jackets during the crossing.
The people on the boat appear relaxed and in good spirits, even though they are making a dangerous journey across one of the busiest shipping routes in the world. The footage also appears to show some people throwing their personal documents into the sea before reaching the UK. Authorities have previously said that some migrants destroy or throw away identity documents to make it harder to confirm who they are or where they came from.
The video has attracted a lot of attention as the UK continues to deal with the growing number of people crossing the Channel in small boats. Illegal migration remains one of the biggest issues facing the Government, with many people calling for stronger action to stop the crossings and break the criminal gangs behind them.
Figures available at the time of the report show that 11,821 people had arrived in the UK by small boat by June 25 this year. Since Sir Keir Starmer became Prime Minister in July 2024, more than 76,500 people have crossed the Channel and reached Britain in small boats.
The Government has promised to reduce illegal migration and stop the people-smuggling gangs that organise these crossings. It has also worked with the French authorities to stop boats before they leave the French coast. Although some boats have been stopped, many are still managing to reach the UK, showing how difficult the problem remains. The latest footage has once again started a wider debate about border security, the asylum system, and what more can be done to stop these dangerous crossings.
