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"Officers will seize mobile phones and Sim cards from migrants without the need to arrest them as part of Keir Starmer's pledge to smash the gangs' smuggling people across the Channel. The power has come into force days after the prime minister suffered a blow when new figures showed 41,472 people arrived in the UK on a small boat last year the second-highest number on record."
Donations fund on-the-ground reporting across reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech while keeping content free of paywalls. Donations enable sending journalists to gather facts, produce documentaries like 'The A Word', and cover both sides of stories. New UK powers allow officers to seize migrants' mobile phones and SIM cards without arrest to gather intelligence on people smugglers. The measures follow Keir Starmer's pledge to combat Channel crossings and statistics showing 41,472 small-boat arrivals last year. The Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act has become law and Manston processing centre will be used to download device data.
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