Deportation, or as some say - Remigration.

Oh no, it's turning into just another Himmy thread with endless quotations of international law. GET OFF THE THREAD it's about how to deport people, not how to avoid it.
 
MNW67 said:
I think the law from 2023 already makes entry without a visa a criminal offence.

The difficulty, I think, is largely down to international treaties. We are obliged to take asylum applications under the Refugee Convention. And then, under the Torture Convention, we can't return people to countries where they might experience torture. On top of that, we can't force other countries to take their own people back. Finally, many have destroyed their papers, so it is not always possible to prove which country they came from.
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Which means we have no idea of their history or intentions once here, asylum seeker numbers are at record levels, how many are legit?
will it mean this is the new norm, and we just have to suck it up?
www.bbc.co.uk

Asylum seeker found guilty of raping woman, 18, in Nottinghamshire park

Sheraz Malik, 28, is convicted of two counts of rape in June last year in Sutton-in-Ashfield.
www.bbc.co.uk www.bbc.co.uk
 
Charlie George said:
Which means we have no idea of their history or intentions once here, asylum seeker numbers are at record levels, how many are legit?
will it mean this is the new norm, and we just have to suck it up?
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In this particular case, we know that the convict is from Pakistan. We have a returns agreement with Pakistan. So, he will serve his sentence and then be deported.
 
SPLINE said:
Oh no, it's turning into just another Himmy thread with endless quotations of international law. GET OFF THE THREAD it's about how to deport people, not how to avoid it.
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Apparently if you apply for permanent status and get turned down they can appeal it

That takes a year ( at least)

Who pays for all
The legal costs / lawyers fir the caper ???

These scheister lawyers must be coining it in
( snouts in trough ??)
 
Post #3 has an 'Amelia' video. If anybody hasn't heard about the Amelia phenomenon, it was one of Starmer's illegitimate goverment of occupation's schemes which backfired hilariously. An explanation follows...

 
SPLINE said:
Labour did make a massive change - for the the worse.
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Blair did a lot of damage but thanks to the law of unintended consequences he tipped public opinion in favour of Brexit.
Nigel Farage and UKIP were going nowhere until Blair and Blue Labour came along.
 
Old Salt said:
I fail to understand how any government with a large majority cannot, or are unwilling, to pass legislation outlawing illegal entry and anyone who has entered the country illegally has no right to object to being deported under any other legislation.

Round em up and ship them out!

If they want to claim asylum let them apply from abroad. It is my honest opinion that the majority of those entering the country are economic migrants.
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It is already illegal to enter the country in that way, they just don't put an effective stop to it.
 
MNW67 said:
In this particular case, we know that the convict is from Pakistan. We have a returns agreement with Pakistan. So, he will serve his sentence and then be deported.
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Maybe the government should send the convict to Pakistan to serve his sentence, it would probably be cheaper to pay Pakistan to keep him inside and make sure he serves his full sentence, that would free up space in British prisons.
 
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