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Macron Says Record Illegal Channel Crossings Point to Brexit Failure
PARIS (Reuters) -Record illegal migrant crossings across the English Channel this year showed Brexit had failed to deliver on a British promise of tighter border controls, said French President Emmanuel Macron, adding that British people had been 'sold a lie.'
Macron blames Brexit for migration crisis as Channel deal unravels
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