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Originally Posted by nomadking
There is a cap on numbers. There also has to an "in" candidate.
All the others that also arrived in that 2 week period are not subject to the scheme. Those are good odds, given how many arrived with only 2(?) leaving.
If they have made a "dangerous crossing", they can't then claim to be seeking safety. Automatically asylum should be refused.
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That rule for some reason doesn't apply to France or Germany, and possibly others. Weird that.
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Thank you for stepping up to the challenge which Old Boy has yet to take up.
However, your research does not answer my question below.
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
Please provide links to show we're housing the majority of refugees in four-star hotels whilst France, Germany, etc house them in tents.
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