Keir Starmer, the Labour PM, called for illegal immigration to be treated like terrorism on a global scale in order to cut down on the problem. He demanded greater action against criminal gangs profiting from trafficking large numbers of people, including across the Channel. Starmer criticized the Tories' Rwanda deportation scheme and revealed that 24,000 foreign nationals have been deported since he became PM. He called for international cooperation and the use of all available powers to tackle organized immigration crime, similar to how terrorism is addressed. The summit in London includes representatives from countries such as Albania, Vietnam, and Iraq, as well as France, the US, and China.