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Old 20-05-2010, 17:38   #75
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Re: Human Rights Act to be retained

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Originally Posted by Xaccers View Post
The problem with that is if the destinaton country doesn't want them, they can just refuse them entry and force them back onto the vehicle which brought them.
Quite often we have to try and find other countries willing to take them simply because if they go back to where they were born they'd have their human rights infringed. Makes the whole thing cost a hell of a lot more and last a hell of a lot longer than it needs to.
But that's my point. It should not be *OUR* responsibility to find a country to take them. If you had a guest in your house that abused your hospitality you would require them to leave. In exactly the same way, if someone abuses our country's welcome we should require them to leave. The logistics of where and how they go should not be our concern.
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