Rishi Sunak has promised that he will be more committed to helping deport asylum seekers from the UK by the end of next year.

According to a plan presented by the prime minister, a dedicated unit of 400 specialists will be set up to handle requests from Albanians.

UK border officials will also be based in Albania under a new deal with the country.

The British Prime Minister presented the 5-point plan for the departure of Albanian immigrants:

First, there will be a new, unified command of small ships, which will involve the military, civilian forces and intelligence.

Second, illegal immigrants will be prohibited from opening bank accounts.

Thirdly, asylum seekers will no longer be accommodated in hotels, but in dormitories and military warehouses.

Fourth, it will become very clear to the employees who handle asylum cases that Albania is a safe country. Those who claim to be victims of modern slavery should prove it, Sunak said.

Fifth, at the start of the new year the government will introduce laws to ensure that people who arrive in the UK illegally will not be able to claim asylum here.

This is a policy that Suella Braverman, the home secretary, proposed at the Conservative conference.