> While on paper you are correct about the African migrants in reality people were rightly concerned that the will to enforce this was weak. I feel like I am s

> While on paper you are correct about the African migrants in reality people were rightly concerned that the will to enforce this was weak. I feel like I am still missing the legal context on how Brexit solves such an issue. You mention issues in the English Channel still exist; just last week there were reports on how there are thousands of Albanians (similarly non-EU citizens) who migrated to the UK illegally. But this is post-Brexit, which sort of indicates that Brexit has not solved the border issues. I can see the argument that Brexit reduces migration from EU nationals (whether that is a good or bad thing is another question), but I have yet to see any indication that it changed non-EU migration in any way.