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Yes, it is.So it's hard to get here


Yes, it is.So it's hard to get here

Woooof!If it weren't for the channel we could put up a fence.
They ALL know that the UK is soft...thats why we get hundreds a day arriving..

The only nonsense is your assessment.Doesn't stop migrants coming to the UK.
Doesn't stop migrants coming to the UK.
Irrelevant. There is no appetite for it, certainly not on the spurious (MBK imagined) grounds that it will prevent migrants coming to the UK.
Simply passes a law? So the Tories for example, can arbitrarily amend the Act to stop migrants arriving and pass it and make it law, simply because they have a mandate?
No HoC? No HoL? No debating in the chambers?
Nonsense.

Correct - there is a long history of governments getting dodgy laws through. Some would argue the human rights act is a good example.The Human Rights Act is just another Act of Parliament. Any government who has enough MPs would eventually be able to get an amendment through Parliament. They might have to wait twelve months to bypass the House of Lords. But in the end, the amendment would become law.
I think I have been fairly clear. Sec 3 and 6 make it very hard, slow and expensive to get anything through that may conflict with Human rights. Of course a government can do it eventually but it takes a huge effort. Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Act 2024 is good example, there are plenty of others.The question is, what would it achieve to amend the HRA whilst still remaining in the ECHR. The solution put forward by @motorbiking.
They bring a claim to the ECHR. Some win, some don't:Say, as a deterrent, the government decided to stop all support for anyone arriving on a small boat. They were left homeless and without any money so they had to beg on the streets. They became unwell as a result, but they were refused any medical assistance. Would that be inhuman and degrading treatment under the ECHR.
Well let's agree, for the sake of argument, that it would be.
But how can they take action against the UK. If the HRA has been amended to stop it applying to small boat people, they can't bring a claim in the domestic courts. But they are still protected by the ECHR. So instead they would just bring a claim at Strasbourg. This is why I do not see the benefit of what is being suggested above. Other than it might be harder to bring a claim. And as I have pointed out several times already, the government doesn't actually have to follow a ruling under the HRA or ECHR in any event.

The real worldFrom the moron who thinks he's a dog
Meanwhile, back in the real world.....
Not interested in your lies boyo. Go preach to your captivated moron buddies.The only nonsense is your assessment.![]()

You literally ask a question and then say you don't want to hear the answer.Not interested in your lies boyo. Go preach to your captivated moron buddies.
Anyway, I thought you were out
The real world![]()

From the idiot who knows he is an azzwipeFrom the moron who thinks he's a dog
Meanwhile, back in the real world.....

Pointless having a discussion with the morons, especially the ease at which they lie and accept bullshít.Facts eh?