WATCH: Migrant in Calais camp tells GB News why he wants to enter Britain illegally

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A Sudanese migrant has told GB News host Patrick Christys that there is "no way" he will be sent back to Sudan once he makes the illegal crossing into Britain.Awaiting the perilous journey across the English Channel at a migrant camp in Calais, France, the 28-year-old migrant explained how he had travelled from Sudan, through Italy and into France - in the hope that he can reach the UK.FULL STORY HERE.

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00:00What do you think is waiting for you in England?

00:03Language.

00:04Because here we don't know how to speak French.

00:06Okay.

00:07Only English.

00:08Okay.

00:09Are you hoping for a job in England, a house, things like that?

00:13What do people tell you about England?

00:16From there in England you can stay.

00:19So the language, you can go, you can understand the language.

00:22You stay with the people better than French here.

00:26Sometimes in French here you cannot get a job very fast.

00:29And you are foreign.

00:32That's why all people from Africa, black people, they are interested in England.

00:38Just England?

00:39They just want England?

00:40Yes.

00:41Okay.

00:42And do you know a lot of people who are there already?

00:43Yeah, I know a lot of them.

00:45Okay.

00:46And is it easy to get there?

00:49Because you have to get in the boat.

00:51Does it not cost a lot of money to get to England?

00:54Yeah, it can cost a lot of money.

00:57It can cost a lot of money.

01:00You reach 1,500 euro.

01:03Some people who know to crowd this place now, they can help you to go, yeah.

01:10And what is life like here?

01:12Do you live in tents here?

01:14Where do you live when you're here?

01:16Tents.

01:17Tents?

01:18Yes.

01:19Difficult?

01:20Yeah, difficult, yeah.

01:21And how long have you been in France?

01:23I mean, I've just come here.

01:25I didn't spend only two months here in France.

01:27Two months.

01:28And can I tell you, France, what countries did you come from?

01:31Oh, we crossed a lot of countries when we were coming.

01:34From Africa, we crossed like almost three countries.

01:38Okay.

01:39Yeah.

01:40When we came here to Europe, we entered here.

01:44The time we entered here in Europe, we entered this country called Italy.

01:48Yeah.

01:49Yeah.

01:50Okay, so you went to Italy and then you've come through Europe.

01:52And for you, you think that England is better than all of those countries to stay?

01:56All of them, they are the best.

01:58Okay.

01:59All of them, they are the best.

02:00Right.

02:01They were telling us here.

02:02It was the language.

02:03Okay.

02:04Okay.

02:05Yeah, language only.

02:06Okay.

02:07Both of them, they are good.

02:08The only language used was only one challenging us.

02:09Okay.

02:10How old are you?

02:11I'm 28.

02:12You're 28 years old.

02:13Yes.

02:14Okay.

02:15So when you come to England, you're looking to get a job.

02:17What kind of job would you like to get, do you think?

02:20Constructor, engineering, constructor.

02:22Okay.

02:23Yeah, I want to go and start back again.

02:24Because now I study, I study schools long.

02:28The situation of South Sudan.

02:30I leave the school.

02:31Okay.

02:32Not me alone, a lot of us.

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