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So, if we can’t stop them setting off from Fr@nice but can’t take them back when they either get here or are picked up in the Channel, what can be done.Answers from those in the know please.
Quote from: drfchound on September 07, 2021, 03:50:43 pmSo, if we can’t stop them setting off from Fr@nice but can’t take them back when they either get here or are picked up in the Channel, what can be done.Answers from those in the know please.Not sure there is much we can do. Were out of the EU and either way France isn't obliged to accept them back. Across the EU in 2019, the rate of asylum applications averaged 14 per 10,000 residents.... in the UK, it was 5 per 10,000. A possible solution that has been touted would be to allow would-be asylum seekers to apply for sanctuary before they arrive in Britain - perhaps at British embassies across the EU.
Playing devils advocate a bit, what are they fleeing in France?
Sajid Javid, December 2018, the number of migrants crossing is a major incident and I am appointing a gold commader to deal with ithttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-46705128Priti Patel, October 2019 - I will halve the number of channel crossings in 6 weekss:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7577511/Home-Secretary-Priti-Patel-says-HALVE-migrant-Channel-crossings-weeks.htmlEver felt you have been had?Ah but Labour will let them all in.Johnson, July 2019 - , there should be an amnesty for illegal migrantshttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/video-1014078/Boris-supports-amnesty-illegal-immigrants.html
Love the comment from the French regarding the extra millions we are giving them to patrol their coastlineWe didn't understand that it would be performance related
Quote from: ravenrover on September 09, 2021, 12:45:38 pmLove the comment from the French regarding the extra millions we are giving them to patrol their coastlineWe didn't understand that it would be performance relatedFor me the French have been about as incompetent in this as they are when fighting wars. Broadly speaking, I am not against migrations, but I cannot see the benefit of funding the French to patrol their shoreline more, only to find out that the numbers attempting this dangerous crossing is actually increasing. If only to teach the cheese-eating surrender monkeys a lesson we should withdraw the payments and make sure we return every boat that departs their shores with migrants back to them...... or even better still - keep the boats, and return the migrants to them on P&O Ferries..... until they understand fully what the requirements are.
Quote from: Metalmicky on September 09, 2021, 01:51:44 pmQuote from: ravenrover on September 09, 2021, 12:45:38 pmLove the comment from the French regarding the extra millions we are giving them to patrol their coastlineWe didn't understand that it would be performance relatedFor me the French have been about as incompetent in this as they are when fighting wars. Broadly speaking, I am not against migrations, but I cannot see the benefit of funding the French to patrol their shoreline more, only to find out that the numbers attempting this dangerous crossing is actually increasing. If only to teach the cheese-eating surrender monkeys a lesson we should withdraw the payments and make sure we return every boat that departs their shores with migrants back to them...... or even better still - keep the boats, and return the migrants to them on P&O Ferries..... until they understand fully what the requirements are. Which is what a right wing authentic government probably would do .Except for the small matter in reality we haven't really got one just one that portrays they are .Both the Tories and Labour in centrist terms exist to protect capital above everything else .Capital that since 1979 and the vast changes that were made require a huge amount of cheap labour for those with capital to keep their bank balances turning over .At this moment in time due to Brexit and Covid there are huge shortages of said cheap labour and in some cases wages are climbing .This most certainly will not do , the market isn't supposed to work this way and be sure as the nose on your face by hook or by crook it won't be allowed to continue .Backdoor immigration will be the new show in town whilst Patel and co carry on being the fakes that they are .
Quote from: ravenrover on September 09, 2021, 12:45:38 pmLove the comment from the French regarding the extra millions we are giving them to patrol their coastlineWe didn't understand that it would be performance relatedFor me the French have been about as incompetent in this as they are when fighting wars. Broadly speaking, I am not against migrations, but I cannot see the benefit of funding the French to patrol their shoreline more, only to find out that the numbers attempting this dangerous crossing is actually increasing. If only to teach the cheese-eating surrender monkeys a lesson we should withdraw the payments and make sure we return every boat that departs their shores with migrants back to them...... or even better still - keep the boats, and return the migrants to them on P&O Ferries..... until they understand fully what the requirements are.
Quote from: ravenrover on September 09, 2021, 12:45:38 pmLove the comment from the French regarding the extra millions we are giving them to patrol their coastlineWe didn't understand that it would be performance relatedFor me the French have been about as incompetent in this as they are when fighting wars. Broadly speaking, I am not against migrations, but I cannot see the benefit of funding the French to patrol their shoreline more, only to find out that the numbers attempting this dangerous crossing is actually increasing. If only to teach the cheese-eating surrender monkeys a lesson we should withdraw the payments and make sure we return every boat that departs their shores with migrants back to them...... or even better still - keep the boats, and return the migrants to them on [b]P&O Ferries[/b]..... until they understand fully what the requirements are.
Forty small boats with 1,115 migrants on board have crossed the Channel in two days, the Home Office has said.On Saturday, Border Force picked up 491 migrants on 17 boats, while the French authorities prevented 114 people from making the crossing.On Friday 624 people crossed on 23 boats, with 300 more being stopped by the French authorities.In September, more migrants crossed than in any other previous month since the crisis began.Some 3,879 migrants made the crossing in September.More than 18,000 people have made the crossing from France to England in small boats so far this year, compared to just over 8,460 in 2020, according to Home Office figures.
Quote from: normal rules on October 10, 2021, 01:44:27 pmForty small boats with 1,115 migrants on board have crossed the Channel in two days, the Home Office has said.On Saturday, Border Force picked up 491 migrants on 17 boats, while the French authorities prevented 114 people from making the crossing.On Friday 624 people crossed on 23 boats, with 300 more being stopped by the French authorities.In September, more migrants crossed than in any other previous month since the crisis began.Some 3,879 migrants made the crossing in September.More than 18,000 people have made the crossing from France to England in small boats so far this year, compared to just over 8,460 in 2020, according to Home Office figures.Apparently The Grand Hotel in Scarborough is rammed full of Afghans. Nice if you've booked a few days as a seaside break.
Quote from: Axholme Lion on October 11, 2021, 03:12:46 pmQuote from: normal rules on October 10, 2021, 01:44:27 pmForty small boats with 1,115 migrants on board have crossed the Channel in two days, the Home Office has said.On Saturday, Border Force picked up 491 migrants on 17 boats, while the French authorities prevented 114 people from making the crossing.On Friday 624 people crossed on 23 boats, with 300 more being stopped by the French authorities.In September, more migrants crossed than in any other previous month since the crisis began.Some 3,879 migrants made the crossing in September.More than 18,000 people have made the crossing from France to England in small boats so far this year, compared to just over 8,460 in 2020, according to Home Office figures.Apparently The Grand Hotel in Scarborough is rammed full of Afghans. Nice if you've booked a few days as a seaside break.There’s a hotel near me that’s also being used to house immigrants/refugees from a variety of African countries. From the people that I’ve seen they all seem to be young men under 40 who spend all day sitting around in the grounds of the hotel. I’ve seen quite a few of them in the bank so I guess they’re not illegally in the UK.