UK Deploys Navy Against Incoming Migrant Invasion

The entirety of Western Europe is in a state of crisis.

This is not me being alarmist. This is not me being one of those people who’s never been out of their hometowns but think they’re an expert on the European migrant crisis because they watched an Infowars video once.

What is happening in Europe is very real – an I’ve seen it with my own eyes. I also have family living in the outskirts of Paris. Once beautiful areas are now nearly inaccessible. Once easy and safe public transportation is now a hotbed of crime and abuse. The crisis is real. The changes are real.

…and Europeans are getting fed up with it.

Britain has deployed their Royal Navy to combat what many consider a MIGRANT INVASION.

According to this:

Britain’s Home Secretary Sajid Javid called on the Royal Navy Thursday to help control the hundreds of migrants crossing the English Channel as he faces increasing political pressure to deal with the migrant situation.

Javid, along with other British officials, asked the Ministry of Defence for assistance after migrants were increasingly reported to be crossing the channel from France to England on small boats in 2018.

The United Kingdom’s move sends a forceful message as the number of migrants attempting to cross into the U.K. illegally by boat was roughly 434 in the past three months alone, The Wall Street Journal reported.

This is entirely concerning. The numbers have BALLOONED since last year:

Britain’s Home Office announced Wednesday that 539 migrants attempted to cross the border through the channel in 2018, according to TheWSJ.

“We need to send a very clear message to people that if they embark on this journey, they are taking their life into their own hands,” Javid said in a statement Wednesday.

A message that Europe has REFUSED to send so far.

Secretary of State for Defence Gavin Williamson responded by dispatching the HMS Mersey, an offshore patrol vessel of the British Royal Navy, to patrol the waters while the Royal Air Force will be responsible for patrolling the air space, reported the Financial Times.

Is Europe turning around? Or is it too little, too late for them?