Caporegime
I want to see his parish baptism certificate
Chemical attack in London...
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Come on that would involve a phone call and a good 5 minutes work. Pff.... be realistic.
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As soon as he stops taking his medication is a scary thought
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Yeah, it's difficult to determine whether it is genuine.
This man's second appeal (on grounds of conversion) was refused. His third (with priest's views considered) was accepted. I'd guess that the priest's opinion adds to the weight of evidence, but i really don't know.
I suppose a deportation order on grounds of public safety would be popular, but don't know how possible that is to carry out.
This is complete nonsense, the UK has one of the lowest Asylum application rates in the whole of Europe
The UK has one of the lowest rates of asylum applications in Europe
In 2021, there were just eight asylum applicants for every 10,000 people resident in Britain.www.newstatesman.com
Dowie talks about acceptance rates...
D.P. ready to sperge out re: anything pro immigration he can... ackchually we have the lowest application rates.
Try again D.P.
France rejects >70% the first instance
meanwhile, the UK accepts over 70%
How many people do we grant protection to?
But but but both countries adhere to ECHR rules and all that jaz right?
Of course, countries are so good at tracking this stuff, no chance rejected applicants in France would then attempt the UK afterward... No need to consider some selection effects on top of that right? Nah just stick your head in the sand D.P. this is totally fine, lets just import whomever.
In fact, better still let's let them work as care workers... Sharron from Essex who has a criminal record for flashing her bum on a hen do - failed DBS check. Abdul, fresh off the boat from god knows where, no record = clean record, let's put him into a role dealing with elderly people or vulnerable kids as seems to be happening recently what could possibly go wrong down the line there.
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yes, absolutely
You are just completely wrong on all accounts
Asylum-seeker recognition rates and EU asylum policy
Less than half of all applicants for political asylum in Europe gain some form of recognition that allows them to stay. Since the early 2000s, the EU has developed a common asylum policy with the aims of protecting the rights of refugees and mitigating the ‘asylum lottery’. This column shows...
cepr.org
Caporegime
Because we are good Christians or?
Care to share any pruning tips for this money tree that must be growing in your garden?
Soldato
Sure, but can we have ones that aren't criminals/scum and can contribute to society instead of damaging it? That isn't too much to ask is it.
@Begbie here you go
en.m.wikipedia.org
National identity cards in the European Economic Area - Wikipedia
sure, this likely requires better funding and. government that is not purposely trying to create news headlines to win the far right vote. A properly funded immigration system wont require anyone to spend months on hotels and will be better resourced to make critical decisions so errors are less likely
immigrants as a whole contribute more to the economy on average than british born citizens, so they are the ones funding your state supported lifestyle
You are just completely wrong on all accounts
Asylum-seeker recognition rates and EU asylum policy
Less than half of all applicants for political asylum in Europe gain some form of recognition that allows them to stay. Since the early 2000s, the EU has developed a common asylum policy with the aims of protecting the rights of refugees and mitigating the ‘asylum lottery’. This column shows...
LOL WTF
I'm completely wrong am I? You've just posted a link that supports what I said. Absolute lunacy... At least try to read and understand what you're replying to... thanks for confirming the lower acceptance rates in various EU countries!
Could use all the money wasted on purposefully making a mess of the system and actually make it work? I know it's very unusual in this country for government functionaries to actually be allowed to do their job but still.
If the country was intelligent it would use all this extra labour to build houses but apparently that's too cerebral for the folks gagging for higher house prices at the cost of the countries economic future, then maybe there wouldn't be any need at all to have to import so many people in the first place as the folks here might actually have an environment to start families again.
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Soldato
That explains the indecent exposure charge.
Was waiting for someone to call this dude a net contributor
Sure lets lump the US tech workers and French bankers into the same group to make a really honest point there D.P.
FFS you're so transparent with this drivel.
Take the ones who end up in Central London for a start - any of them getting social housing are being given a huge net benefit well into tens of thousands of pounds in some cases... and what are they contributing economically or in terms of tax in return? Uber eats income? Get a grip!
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What state supported lifestyle?
Nm just read some of your other posts. No need to reply....
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