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We could, with the agreement of France, which we don't have.
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Nobody (on here at least) is asking for more immigrants.
Some are saying it's a world wide, and in our case, a European issue. Co-operation is the way forward.
Just shouting and pretending we can say no entry, and just send them back to France or wherever, just isn't realistic. It needs a long term plan, hopefully it's being worked on. But Labour do ned to get a better message, or image across, or they will be another Government that has got it wrong.
NoI did say it
It is their plan
Here is some proof --Again
The Home Office controversially calls on landlords to house asylum seekers - Property Industry Eye
The Home Office controversially calls on landlords to house asylum seekers - Breaking news for estate agents and the residential property industry. Independent, unbiased, and factual reporting. A forum for discussion and debate of topics of the day. Subscribe for our free daily newsletter.propertyindustryeye.com
Landlords offered five-year full rent deals to house asylum seekers
Landlords in parts of England are being offered five-year ‘full rent’ agreements to provide homes for asylum seekers, according to a new report.landlordknowledge.co.uk
Government to offer landlords five year deals to house migrants - Landlord Today
The revelation comes in this morning’s Daily Telegraphwww.landlordtoday.co.uk
Serco, in a website page titled “calling all landlords”, said it was responsible for more than 30,000 asylum seekers in an “ever growing” portfolio of some 7,000 properties.
“Our operating model is based on leasing properties from a wide network of landlords, investors and agents with Serco acting as a tenant,” the website page states.
Landlords interested in the five-year lease have been invited to a Serco event at a hotel in Malvern Hills, Worcestershire.
Serco said: “We are confident that our lease provision offers an attractive and competitive proposition within the industry.”
The firm is offering to pay rent, as well as full repair and maintenance, free property management and utilities and council tax bills paid by Serco.
The home office plan is to process asylum seekers faster so they are no longer asylum seekers.
Why do people like you spend your time screaming: "send them back"
If that was easy to do, it would be done
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We do report them, IF they shouldn't be here.
Surely you do realise by now that we are deporting people all the time? If people are taking you otherwise, they're lying to you.
There's a process. Temporary accommodation is part of that process. Lobby government if you feel there's a better solution.
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Man whose arrest sparked Epping hotel protest found guilty of sexual assault of 14-year-old girl
Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu was told by the judge that he should expect to go to prison, when he is sentenced later this month.
I bet there were loads of sex offenders amongst the flag waving Reform supporting protestors at EppingMan whose arrest sparked Epping hotel protest found guilty of sexual assault of 14-year-old girl
Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu was told by the judge that he should expect to go to prison, when he is sentenced later this month.news.sky.com
Here is a typical example some nasty flag waving chaos, quite possibly the sort who commit domestic violence
Quite possibly indeed...
Take the anti immigration riots for example...
Here's a reminder.
"Two out of every five people arrested after participating in last summer’s riots had been previously reported to the police for domestic abuse, the Guardian can disclose.
Police data released under freedom of information (FoI) laws shows that 41% of 899 people arrested for taking part in the violent disorder last July and August had been reported for crimes associated with intimate partner violence.
For those arrested by one police force, this figure was as high as 68%"
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Yes that's all very well but are you not just trying to deflect from the fact that the Epping protests were because an asylum seeker approached a 14 year old schoolgirl, slid his hand up her thigh saying he wanted to make babies with her. Is that the sort of behaviour you approve of and try to defend or at least deflect away from.
Here's a short video of the Ethiopian being arrested.
Now, you can stick up for him until you're blue in the face, you can try and convince the other useful idiots on here that by arresting him we've deprived the country of a skilled Doctor or an amazing agricultural worker.
The bottom line is that people in this country have had enough of scum like him being allowed into this country and being accommodated in four star hotels, moreover, they've had enough of LWR like yourself defending the indefensible.
You openly said a few years ago you've had enough of this country and were leaving, bottom line mate is that a lot on here have had enough of you, bon voyage.
There's two hopes of that happening. And one of those is Bob.
Very noble. Do you still yearn for a swindling adulterous lying fraud rapist to be in charge of the UK?
Just more faux moralistic outrage.
Who said anything about defending such behaviour?
Oh that's right you raised that!
And of course imply something that doesn't exist - sad but typical !
To make it clear, crimes that you describe should be condemned full stop. And it doesn't make a difference who committed that crime.
But strangely enough I don't see you condemning the fact that a large percentage of those arrested at anti immigrant riots were not only breaking the law but were the subjects of pretty serious crimes...
Unless of course you don't condemn when it doesn't suit your argument?
Is domestic violence the sort of behaviour you approve of and try to defend or at least deflect away from?
That's using your logic btw
Funnily enough it's people like you who are wrecking the UK...
And it's always the same old same old when called out on it...
Quite pathetic really!
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Rather ironic that you don't like asylum seekers/immigrants and yet you want people who don't agree with that prejudiced approach to emigrate.
In other words become immigrants elsewhere...
You obviously are unaware of the concept of 'joined up thinking'
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