UK vacationers gridlocked for second day on route to Europe - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Brexit is also to blame, according to Lucy Morton, a professional officer for the ISU, a union for borders and immigration.
51% : Georges-François Leclerc, state representative for the Haut-de-France region, said he assumed full responsibility because Brexit was part of his mandate.
50% : "Prior to Brexit there was a deemed right of entry - we weren't in Schengen but there were still very minimal checks," she told the BBC.
49% : A statement from the Port of Dover on Saturday morning said the backlog had not yet been cleared, adding that French officers have been fully mobilized at border controls in Dover.
36% : Pierre-Henri Dumont, an MP with France's conservative Les Republicains party, rejected responsibility for the bottleneck, pointing the finger instead at Britain's decision to leave the European Union.

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