"Microaggressions", stop them, stop women getting doused in acid/alkali."His asylum status is not the issue"
"We see ever increasing incel culture"
"Microaggressions"
"We have to do better with education. We have to support them (boys) to have better attitudes to women."
"Cuts to women's services"
Jesus!
yes, absolutely
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.
The news now seems to be suggesting he was never eligible for asylum in the first place because of his earlier sexual offenses. Clearly there are rules they just seem to be not being followed. Whoever made that choice should be sacked.I agree. It's absolutely fine to have immigration and emigration. But someone with a previous criminal history of sex offences? Absolutely not.
I wouldn't blanket say "criminal = no". As someone stealing. Food to survive? Yeh that's fine.
Someone beating someone to death? Not so much
I truly hope that the person who let it through was not following the correct rules and they made a mistake.The news now seems to be suggesting he was never eligible for asylum in the first place because of his earlier sexual offenses. Clearly there are rules they just seem to be not being followed. Whoever made that choice should be sacked.
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
'lessons will be learned' 'net contributor' etc etc.Someone in the Home Office will be having a bad day.
Alkali attack suspect Abdul-Shokoor Ezedi was not eligible for asylum
Home Office rules suggest Abdul-Shokoor Ezedi's criminal record should have stopped him being granted asylum.www.bbc.co.uk
Amazing two posts back to back!
Immigrant not only contribute more as a whole to the UK (apparently) but we also need to spend more more on a better funded immigration service to reap the benefits of presumably more of these net contributers!
D.P. knows full well that the stats for asylum seekers overwhelmingly show that they are a massive drain both financially and socially on their host country.
His inability to undertand that not all migrants are the same and the issue is the lack of ability to discern this and discriminate accordingly is quite amazing!
More money would only help if it meant more of these people were removed promptly!
'lessons will be learned' 'net contributor' etc etc.
What'll happen is some poor dude will get thrown under the bus and the system will continue to not function as intended. One point I agree with D.P is that the system is underfunded and one can only conclude that it is deliberate.You're joking.
Some mid-ranker is having to set out why guidance was not followed, along with a full explanation of its clarity and fitness. They will get a beating!
His first point is entirely accurate. The system has been underfunded for years which led to the backlog.
More money would only help if it meant more of these people were removed promptly!
Yeah somehow I don't think DP was correctly addressing how more money would 'help'....
Which of course I outlined in my post anyway.