Maybe not, but there certainly seems to be a problem of rapists on board, explaining why there are few women seen in the boats of illegals:
"Nearly all women who attempt to reach the UK in small boats from northern France are raped on their journey, Shabana Mahmoud, the Home Secretary, has said. The Mail has the story.
In an interview with The Rest Is Politics podcast, Shabana Mahmood said sexual abusers would exploit most asylum seekers as long as traffickers continued to decide who came to Britain.
She said: "We're not in control of this border. The sifting of the people that end up in the north of France and are about to get on a dinghy is done by criminal gangs who are also, by the way, people traffickers.
"You can almost guarantee that every woman that's in the north of France has probably been raped along the journey.
"Some of the men too, they've certainly been abused and threatened. That is not the model that should decide whether somebody gets to come to the UK, make this their place of sanctuary and ultimately become one of us."
About 300 anti-migrant protesters clashed with police on Sunday after dozens of migrants arrived at a historic naval port via small boat using a 'new route' to evade detection.
Flares were set off during the stand-off at a marina in Gosport that lasted into the early hours of Monday morning.
The Home Office confirmed that 149 migrants were picked up in a mid-Channel rescue operation by the RNLI alongside a French coastguard vessel.
The migrants were transported by coach to a processing centre in Kent.
Protesters gathered near Haslar Marina in Gosport where a number of migrants were seen arriving at around 10.15pm – having been transported aboard two RNLI boats late on Sunday evening.
Demonstrators shouted "send them back" and "you're not welcome".
The scene marks the second known incident of a landing of a large group of migrants this far west along the south coast in recent years."