Is the UK-France migrants returns deal workable?

The UK government's plan to return migrants who crossed the English Channel to France has faced a legal challenge. An Eritrean man successfully obtained a temporary injunction, halting his removal to France. This development raises questions about the feasibility of the government's strategy. The deal between the UK and France aims to address the growing number of migrants crossing the Channel, but its implementation has encountered difficulties. The legal challenge by the Eritrean man suggests that the policy may face further obstacles, potentially undermining the government's efforts to control the situation. The article highlights the complex nature of the migrant crisis and the challenges faced by the UK government in finding a workable solution. While the government remains committed to the deal, the temporary injunction suggests that the legal and practical aspects of the policy require further scrutiny and negotiation with France to ensure its effectiveness.