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Are you sick enough of it yet to want to rejoin the EU so we can send them back to the EU country that they came from? Or is that a bridge - or tunnel - too far? |
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What prevents them claiming asylum in all the other countries they pass through to get to the channel ? |
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The Red Cross put together something that explains why they try to get here.
https://www.redcross.org.uk/stories/...ss-the-channel |
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"Why don't the asylum seekers seek refuge in France or Germany"? |
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We should just let in anyone who can speak a bit of English ? I dont think so. The conditions in other countries are not as good, or the asylum system is more difficult ? So basically we should just take in everyone because its more difficult to apply elsewhere (or they dont want to) ? Joining Family ? Potentially valid, although, how did that family get there ? the same way ? Here's a thought - get your asylum first, then apply to join your family in the UK. [ Risking your life on a small boat isnt exactly doing your family any favours, is it ] The only one on there that is seems valid to me is the "smugglers dictate journeys", this does seem to involve some "forcing". Its clearly much harder to control, but the French/whoever should be doing more to prevent them being "forced" onto boats, and/or patrolling their own coastline to catch them early. [ of course, they probably dont want to catch them, rather let them go so they become our problem, not theirs ] |
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However, I am in favour of a deal with France that stops the boats but enrols UK in a European wide asylum share programme. The problem with the programme will be the calculations of fair shares and what degree of say we have in rules formulation. Finally, we have to be vigilant. 750 millions (or whatever) from Africa could be eyeing up Europe and the UK especially. What then? |
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The main reason we have a decent overseas aid budget was for stability in other countries, which is in our interest. Climate change will also be a massive driver to immigration, but we don't really deal with that either. Always short termism, looking no further than the next election. |
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This sounds quite likely to me!
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I doubt any country has such a law, why would they. Asylum is however something all countries are obliged to provide under the Geneva Convention, and the EU (which all these people pass though on the way to the UK) even has its own "Common European Asylum System". So there is no reason for them to flee all the way to the UK, risking their lives (and the lives of others when their boats get into trouble). |
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The UK, as the 5/6th richest nation has an obligation to accept its fair chare of asylum claims. If an individual wishes to claim asylum in the UK, they have every *legal* right to do so. ---------- Post added at 22:05 ---------- Previous post was at 22:03 ---------- Quote:
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