The people smuggling industry is still booming

READ: French police watch as dinghy full of asylum seekers sets off for the UK People smugglers have massively expanded their launch sites for migrants’ boats bound for Britain across more than 100 miles of Channel coastline. It means longer journeys and potentially more deaths. The area police now vainly struggle to control reaches all the way from Belgium, through Dunkirk and Boulogne, and down the French coast to St-Valery-sur-Somme, 75 miles down from the original hotspot of Calais. Dinghy voyages could take six hours, with migrants hitting English soil anywhere from Southend in Essex to Hastings in Sussex, or even further. The Mail’s investigations in snowy France this week found that while the Government’s Rwanda plan grinds its way…