Unstoppable migration?

[techguyone]

yes I heard that too on 5 live yesterday.

[Chrysalis]

The uk press as its best, sort of like how they hired an actress to pretend she is a welfare claimant claiming impossible benefits.

[Taf]

Slice through their heads and count the rings. Or at least TELL them that's what you are going to do....

[deadite66]

http://order-order.com/2016/10/20/no...t-interpreter/

Guido has asked the Home Office, who confirm the man in question is NOT an interpreter. They say they do not comment on minors, all but confirming he is a refugee claiming to be a child.

[Osem]

Oh dear, yet again, some high profile folks are just too quick to show how morally superior they are. They normally pipe down when there isn't a suitable bandwagon to jump upon though...

[TheDaddy]

Amazing, we're relying on the honour system now, 'coz if they wouldn't lie about their age they wouldn't lie about having an aunt in Wolverhampton either, to quote the donald what the hell is going on

https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/72...david-simmonds

[Arthurgray50@blu]

http://news.sky.com/story/deadly-att...libya-10626267

This why ALL countries that are effected by Migrants coming into new shores. Have to get a grip with the Trafficker's.

They are making thousands of people desperate for safe shores there lives a misery.

There is all talk about what to do. But there is no action

[TheDaddy]

22 year old university educated child refugee, rather than automatically thinking the worst perhaps he's just gifted acedemically rather than just a liar.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016...at-university/

[Osem]

The government is "stoking the fires" of anti-immigrant feeling by proposing to make firms say how many non-British workers they employ, top Czech minister Tomas Prouza has said.
He urged Theresa May to "condemn these ideas", saying they were very similar to events in Europe in the 1930s.
He said there had been an "enormous" rise in attacks on Czechs in the UK since the referendum.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37921599

A bit rich coming from the leader of a country which has an appalling record when it comes to the treatment of Roma.

If the purpose of knowing how many foreign workers a firm had was to gauge how many british people need to be trained up to fill a skills shortage I'd be all for it context is everything. Whilst the UK hasn't taken in as many as it could it's taken in a hell of a lot more over a longer period then some of the nations now criticising us on immigration maybe when they take as many for as long I'll consider what they say till then sod off.

[Osem]

IIRC the Czech were one of those generous of spirit EU nations who refused to accept Merkel's cast offs...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/...b093be51bc8824

Evidently they don't mind being migrants around Europe but when it comes to hosting some...

[Osem]

The French government is "definitely" going to close the UK border post in Calais after Brexit, a close ally of presidential election frontrunner Alain Juppe has told the BBC.
Arnaud Danjean said France no longer wanted the "negative burden" of migrants aiming to cross the Channel being detained on its soil.
The change would be an "uncomfortable consequence" of Brexit, he said.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37921598

Well then I suppose we'd just need to opt out of the treaty which allows these people to pick and choose where they claim asylum and send them straight back to France.

Guess we will jus have to have border posts on our side and send straight back anyone that doesn't have the required legal documentation to enter the UK. The EU can take it's threats and petty games and shove them where the sun doesn't shine, these sentiments were always there and often not very deep so if brexit has done nothing else it's cleared some of the crap away so things are more clear. French politicians would be better off spending their time trying to keep le pen from their presidancy as i think her chances are better now then they were a few months ago.

[Taf]

Originally Posted by Osem

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37921598

Well then I suppose we'd just need to opt out of the treaty which allows these people to pick and choose where they claim asylum and send them straight back to France.

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing

French politicians would be better off spending their time trying to keep le pen from their presidancy as i think her chances are better now then they were a few months ago.

Some are paying lip-service to those against mass immigration. But most of the rhetoric is falling on deaf ears.

[denphone]

Originally Posted by RizzyKing

Guess we will jus have to have border posts on our side and send straight back anyone that doesn't have the required legal documentation to enter the UK. The EU can take it's threats and petty games and shove them where the sun doesn't shine, these sentiments were always there and often not very deep so if brexit has done nothing else it's cleared some of the crap away so things are more clear. French politicians would be better off spending their time trying to keep le pen from their presidancy as i think her chances are better now then they were a few months ago.

Well l thought Trump was pretty bad but she could be even worse as we are talking about the French National front here who are no better then the British National Front IMO.