Reform UK Wants Military Forces to Stop Migrant Boats in the Channel

Reform UK proposed using Britain's armed forces — the Navy, Marines, air force, and Army together — to stop migrant boats crossing the English Channel and send them back to France. Farage called it the biggest Channel military effort since World War Two. The Conservatives tried something similar but quit over legal worries. Retired Navy commander Tom Sharpe said the plan "lacks quite a lot of substance."