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Originally Posted by Xaccers
What if they're found guilty of being a vicious murderous killer?
If they are willing to kill someone with the knowledge that they'll be deported to a country where their sexual orientation or gender identification puts them at proven risk of imprisonment, torture or execution, then they have accepted that risk, just as if they'd jumped on a plane home of their own accord.
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Why do we have to actually deport people back to a specific country?
Surely it would be enough to say that they are no longer welcome in the UK and leave it to them to decide where they go. I believe in ancient times it was called 'banishment'. Where somebody is a serious criminal or security risk the court should be able to say that they have a set amount of time to leave this country. Leave it to them where and how as that is really not our responsibility.