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Free paternity tests when you travel with your children! https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/dhs-wants-to-make-some-immigrants

Presumably they will have to be inserted into their own arseholes.

They should be able to work that out from your passport details. Then again they are incompetent idiots https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/11/ice-fbi-legal-chaos

They also want your DNA by the way.

This is text book AI stuff. Sentiment analysis from social media is literally one of the most common demonstration examples you do when leaning how to code with AI LLMs What the US gov can do is lean on Plantir and others who have a big old database that allows cross referencing.

No travel for... Mottie

No, that would be stupid, right now the opinion polls have a slight preference for the monarchy, mostly in older people as younger groups are more sceptical of them. If trends continue they'll drop below 50% approval by 2035, but that's different to saying 50% want to get rid of them. And even...

I plan to live a lot longer than that.

Not yet, but given the trends it might happen in my lifetime.

.... Abolish the monarchy...

That's a big claim and not backed up by reality.

So, you like the monarchy but have no idea what powers they have and the influence they make use of. It really is just about the bunting for you.

They are a fundamental part of our government. In a perfect world you'd think about that more than how much you like putting up bunting before having an opinion.

They have unfair, unearned and opaque access to the PM and wider government. The level and type of access they have would be a government ending scandal for anyone except the royal family. And the only reason they have that power is because that's how we've always done things. That's not good...

...because...?

So you like them because they're an excuse for a party. And that's why they should be treated specially in law.

They're parasites on the public purse and a corruption of the democratic process.

Is anyone planning for them to be exiled? They can just be cut out of any role in government and be subject to the same laws as the rest of us.

Yes, but not by much and it's dropping over time https://natcen.ac.uk/article/royal-reflections-how-british-attitudes-towards-monarchy-have-shifted-over-time

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/guides/z23k7ty/revision/2