A second migrant sent from the UK to France Under “one of the government’s, one part” a well has been returned to the UK, the home office has confirmed.
The man was immediately detained, detected by biometrics, and will be sent to France “as soon as possible”, the home office said.
The “one of, the one” pilot of the pilot aimed at France is keeping migrants from the UK in small canals.
Last month, an Iranian man re-entered the UK by small boat a month after being picked up by France. He was fired again on Wednesday.
A home office spokesman said officers would continue to arrest and turn back anyone trying to re-enter the UK.
“Anyone looking to return to the UK after being withdrawn under the UK-France Agreement is wasting their time and money,” the spokesman said.
“This individual was detected by biometrics and immediately detained. His case is urgent, and he will be returned to France as soon as possible.
“The message is clear: if you try to come back to the UK you will do it again. We will do whatever it takes to crack down on illegal migrants and secure our borders.”
The first flight carrying a cross-channel small migrant ship, an Indian National, reached Paris on 18 September.
The UK-France agreement for a pilot scheme was struck in September and aims to prevent small boat crossings by returning migrants.
About 100 men were arrested after arriving in the UK on a small boat, sent to immigration removal centers near Heathrow, and told they could be sent back to France.
More than 500 migrants crossed the channel in small boats on Saturday, and 38,726 have made the journey so far this year.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is currently considering a major overhaul of the UK’s immigration rules The Danish System model.
At the working conference in September, Mahmood promised to “do what is necessary to control the borders of Britain and said that Denmark runs a successful asylum claiming a 40-year low.
Mahmmood wants to reduce the incentives for people seeking to enter the UK by tightening family rules, and making it easier to remove those found to be ineligible to stay.