human rights lawyers have blocked 1st plane of asylum seekers to Rwanda

What I find disturbing about the main posters in this thread is their distaste for lawyers who are simply asking for clarification of whether something is indeed lawful. This also covers the Brexit case/"enemies of the people"
If you were in court, you'd expect your lawyer to query the legality of the alleged incident and be grateful if you won.

Surely "all that is exceptional about the UK" is the separation of the Executive and The Judiciary. The Government MUST ensure that what it does is within the law.

Would you prefer a Government that ignores Rule of Law?

Apparently Patel hasn't met the Inspector of Borders once in 14 months
 
Hoping I get the term right :) I posted what they mean. There seems to be valid reasons for refusing entry to asylum seekers. Crime for instance even if they come from a war area etc. The are lots of the IS in refugee camps - stuck there.

Sending them to a specific country is the odd part but what to do with them when they arrive illegally. They could apply legally when passing through other countries. They may not be able to where they come from.

Then comes the international laws concerning what constitutes a refugee and what can be done with them.

Then take Afghanistan. It would appear that countries decided to take a certain number of people. it would appear that all women who live there could be valid refugees.

The laws though. International and across countries ones are usually agreed. I haven't a clue what they are or who has signed up to them.

Looks like the poor old judge has a lot to look into such as specific reason for each person being deported. Then where they are being sent. Can refugees apply elsewhere. Even are the laws laws probably.
 
Does he HAVE to meet with her? Do independent people have to meet with the head of the organisation they work with/for? Has the owner of the independent cleaning company of my local hospital met with the health minister? Has the school janitor of my local comprehensive met with the minister for education?

The Home Office said: "As the Independent Chief Inspector for Borders and Immigration made clear, he has met with Home Office ministers on a regular basis and been well served by them."
 
That is shameful.
It would indicate some serious disfunction in either the civil service or Priti Patel.

Unfortunately, the civil service seem to view the current government as their enemy and not their boss.
 
So where do you get that figure from and the claim of 'the highest in British history'?

Because...

Around 239,000 more people are estimated to have moved to the UK than left in the 12 months to June 2021, down slightly from 260,000 in the year to June 2020. Almost all of this net migration was accounted for by nationals from outside the European Union.

And...

The current net migration rate for U.K. in 2022 is 2.572 per 1000 population, a 11.4% decline from 2021.
The net migration rate for U.K. in 2021 was 2.903 per 1000 population, a 10.26% decline from 2020.
The net migration rate for U.K. in 2020 was 3.235 per 1000 population, a 9.28% decline from 2019.
The net migration rate for U.K. in 2019 was 3.566 per 1000 population, a 8.52% decline from 2018.

Your Ministry of Truth figures have forgotten all those who come here on visas. But don't worry, they'll go home eventually. *Cough*


And don't forget the illegals on the boats, expected to number 100,000 this year.
 
They are sending men that arrive on their own to Rwanda. Lone men. That type of 'single man'. I’m sure they all claim to be married or fathers! If they are married or fathers they should be back in their own country looking after their wives and/or children. Honestly, would you leave your wife and kids to fend for themselves and **** off to another country?
Unsurprisingly there’s been no answer to this from @Notch7. He never could answer those really difficult questions. :rolleyes:

I mean, if there really were compelling reasons for them to end up in the UK after travelling through Italy and France, you’d think they'd at least get their wives and kids to one of those safe countries, wouldn’t you?
 
The court has not ruled on the caper yet

Governments have a duty of care to safe guard people’s safety

Deterring boats across the channel is looking after there safety

Governments are not in power to appease and encourage people traffickers ( criminals)

How ever all those in favour of the migrants coming across the channel can be asked to put there money were there mouths are
And volunteer to pay a migrant tax

Nah I did not think they would :ROFLMAO:

there All p*** and wind :ROFLMAO:
 
In any event this case and the one on Monday are seeking an injunction and as I under stand it a challenge to the legality of the policy will take months ??
 
BBC - The UN has said that the deportation is illegal.
 
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