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Deport where?
Yea but you aint returning them to those places.. so he must mean "Rawanda" like shit, or what the US is doing.. South Sudan.It's in the article:
"returned to Afghanistan, Eritrea and other countries that are significant sources of arrivals."
Could be. Or that the system is too complicated.I agree that many should be returned but after their application has been completed. For some reason, the decision making time on Asylum applications worsened in 2017 and it's not improved since despite all sorts of initiatives being thrown at it.
Quite possibly, lots of experienced decision makers were laid off.
Through the legal system very few people ever get deportedYea but you aint returning them to those places.. so he must mean "Rawanda" like shit, or what the US is doing.. South Sudan.
Could be. Or that the system is too complicated.
For example.. any Pakistani wanting asylum.. insta denied. Any Nigerian.. insta denied. Hearing is 5 minutes at most.
Through the legal system very few people ever get deported
Yea but you aint returning them to those places.. so he must mean "Rawanda" like shit, or what the US is doing.. South Sudan.
Through the legal system very few people ever get deported
That may also explain the rise of right wing parties
You know as well as I do that won't happen. If the media have not started to distinguish between legal migration, refugees and actual illegal immigrants...then frankly they are not going to do it now. Hence they won't point out the actual facts and they will either play directly into Farage and his Nazi friends hands or out right back them.We'll find out with questioning (if the media do their job and start asking deeper questions).
At the heart of the issue though is that asylum seekers are a microscopic proportion of immigration into the UK each year. Compared to what the stated aim of Brexit was, the numbers in small boat crossings compared to people who legally come here to work / study etc is where this all fell apart. Between 2019 and 2025, the numbers of legal migration exploded.
Deport where?
In a cruel twist of irony we're going to deport people to the US.
What happened to Australia?
Start with Boris.. he is born there after all.In a cruel twist of irony we're going to deport people to the US.
Start with Boris.. he is born there after all.
Yea but you aint returning them to those places.. so he must mean "Rawanda" like shit, or what the US is doing.. South Sudan.
Not really. It’s not a drop in the ocean to Afghanistan. Certainly not a drop in the ocean for Eritrea, the two countries that are top of the list of boat crossings …
Yea but you aint returning them to those places.. so he must mean "Rawanda" like shit, or what the US is doing.. South Sudan.
Could be. Or that the system is too complicated.
For example.. any Pakistani wanting asylum.. insta denied. Any Nigerian.. insta denied. Hearing is 5 minutes at most.
So 1 or 2 out of the thousands.. My point is, that most of them are NOT this, and it is bloody obvious. For one there are very few females in the refugee system because it is so dangerous, and if there comes a female from Pakistan, then well.. Chances are it is man, and that he aint gay.What about a gay man seeking asylum from Nigeria where homosexuality can result in a 14 year prison sentence? Or a young woman fleeing Pakistan to avoid a forced marriage?
Would not surprise me at all.No, they really do mean sending Afghanis back to Afghanistan. They even suggested they give the Taliban taxpayers money to persuade them to accept the returned immigrants.
Reform could pay Taliban to take back migrants, senior party figure suggests
Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme, Zia Yusuf also suggested that a Reform government would pay the Taliban to accept the return of migrants who entered Britain illegally.
Asked how Reform would persuade countries to take back illegal migrants, Yusuf said simply: “We have a £2bn budget to offer countries”. Today presenter Anna Foster said this figure was a “drop in the ocean”, something Yusuf took issue with. He replied:
Reform could pay Taliban to take back migrants
For reasons that will never be clear to anyone - especially the British - the UK will do this.Farage vows mass deportations to tackle small boats
The party's leader - Nigel Farage - has told The Times that there is a "massive crisis" in
the UK, which threatens national security and could lead to public disorder.
Under the plans, people could be arrested on arrival, detained on disused RAF bases
and, if agreements were reached, returned to Afghanistan, Eritrea and other countries
that are significant sources of new arrivals.Nigel Farage pledges to deport small boat asylum seekers
Plans outlined by the Reform UK leader would see the country taken out of the European Convention on Human Rights.www.bbc.com
Even though he previously said mass deportations would be impossible, this to me is the election equivalent of the big red bus during Brexit that promised extra millions would be spent on the NHS instead of going to the EU. Never mind that the Conservatives said they would do the same thing and failed - this is the policy that will appeal to all the potential Reform supporters out there who are fed up of Labour and the Conservatives.
As part of this, he (and many Conservatives) wish to take Britain out of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and do away with rights in order to tackle irregular migration. The real jump in migration (immigration) has been legal migration - which the Leave supporters told us was all bout control of borders, widening the pool where migrants could come from to beyond Europe's borders
We're on a slippery and unpleasant slope and we've been here before.
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