The Human Cost of One In, One Out: When Refugees Become Pawns in a Political Game The UK's one in, one out scheme has been touted as a solution to the migrant crisis, but its true cost is being borne by those who have fled their homes in search of safety.
Aso and Baran, two men who fled Iran and were forcibly returned to France, exemplify the brutal reality of this policy.
The concept of "one in, one out" relies on a simplistic assumption: that for every asylum seeker who arrives in the UK, another can be sent back to their country of origin.