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Boats! If you arrive at a US embassy in a boat? It's irrelevant because there is no requirement for a refugee to register in the first country of arrival! You could be a refugee that has traveled half way round the world, you could still walk into the US embassy in London, and claim asylum. Ask...

There is no legal requirement for refugees to register for asylum in their first country of arrival. If they did and subsequently traveled onwards, there is only a system within the EU to facilitate such discovery. A system which we may not have access to after Brexit, and the gentleman's...

Totally irrelevant, just like Javid's comment.

There is no legal requirement for a refugee to register in the first country of arrival. Removal of a refugee, by a EU member to another EU member, to the first country of registration can only be expedited with the agreement and cooperation of the 'first country of arrival'. There is no...

As Sir Gal said, the morally and legally correct thing to do is to invest, in: a) processing these refugees within the legal and moral framework b) rescue missions to prevent needless loss of life c) stop whipping up frenzied anti-immigrant prejudice d) apply a coordinated approach (within the...

According to gossip. Additionally Iranians may be subject to persecution in Iran for many reasons. Religion, economic, sexuality, politics, etc may be valid reasons for fleeing Iran. Granted this is a very old report. "CONNIE AGIUS: Iran is a dangerous place to be different. People are...

You don't, you can only process them within the legal definitions and processes.

Exactly, they must be processed within and by the legal process. Although quite how someone, who has flown from persecution, proves that, I can't imagine. I suspect the onus is on the 'processing country' to make fair and sensible decisions, bearing in mind that about third of appeals are...

It's not, they have been the subject of recent discussions so I continued that theme.

We've already established that there is no legal or moral requirement for a refugee to register in the first country that they arrive. There may be very valid reasons for a refugee to prefer to register in UK. Family, language, career, qualifications to name just a few. Iranian students used to...

Was this a result of some insider information, or just the result of lack of "prior publication of a call for competition"? "The contract award notice, which has been published online, reveals that the tender process took place "without prior publication of a call for competition". The document...

We can have emphatic, even vitriolic differences of opinions sometimes (even most times), but we don't resort to tribalism.

to reinforce that statement: https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/r-miller-v-secretary-of-state-for-exiting-eu-amended-20161122.pdf#page=32

Have you ever considered that your sales techniques needs some work?

Because they were so poorly informed and led (or misled).

I can comprehend how those that don't understand the word 'No', would find it meaningless. If you can't understand the word 'No', everything must be meaningless.

You're welcome. Glad to be of service. Just in case you did require any thing else, it looks like the company is well prepared for the post Brexit period, they haven't bothered to recognise the EU Data Protection Regulation: This website conforms to the requirements of the Data Protection Act...

There's no "in other words" about it. I specifically said No, I can't and can't be bothered to find out. Did you misunderstand the word "NO"? You can call it whatever you like. You will anyway, after misunderstanding the word "NO". Precisely, I never said it or anything remotely similar. But...

No and No. No, I can't (and I can't be bothered to look either) list a breakdown of the relevant experience of the employees. But I don't suppose it would be too difficult, there can't be that many of them yet. This was posted yesterday, including typo errors. :ROFLMAO: I hope they are more...

Simple, which should make it easy for you to understand. I replied to havenojob's post with a tongue-in-cheek remark, "Give it time" which I honestly believe to be a reasonable opinion. I'm sure that, given time, ihavenojob's request will/can come true. But you did, what you usually do, and...