DEVELOPING: Minister Defies Trump, Rejects Military Intervention on Migration Crisis

BREAKING NEWS UK Trade Secretary Peter Kyle has rejected US President Donald Trump's call for military intervention to tackle the migration crisis, stating that the UK military is focused on national defense, not policing borders. Kyle made the comments on BBC Breakfast this morning, just hours after Trump suggested using military force to deal with illegal migration during his state visit. The Trade Secretary emphasized that the UK Border Force has primary responsibility for policing UK borders and that the Navy can be called upon when needed. A second migrant was returned to France yesterday under the government's "one-in-one out" deal, following an eleventh-hour legal challenge against their removal. However, several hundred people are currently en route to Dover in small boats, taking advantage of a break in windy weather in the Channel. The UK military has been focused on national defense rather than border control, according to Kyle. This decision comes as six boats were spotted setting off from northern France this morning, marking the first crossings in over a week due to choppy seas. This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*