That might be the case if they weren't paying but should imagine they don't lack for punters who'll jump at the chance to get on board.
Even Keir doesn’t want 'open borders' to help the NHS.
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Dont worry.
Braverman is on the case. Her history on this subject should inspire confidence that she can stop it happening
It's a market created by the system that insists asylum seekers must arrive, by any means possible, in order to claim asylum.
If the same amount of effort was put into removing and preventing the need for such a market, as is put into the propaganda trying to stop refugees crossing, blaming asylum seekers, and the criminals, there would be a safe and legal alternative to crossing the channel in dinghies.
Extreme violence does not work. It merely exposes the inhumanity of the perpetrators.
That shows how desperate they are to try and improve their lives. And they won't do that by relying on state handouts.
There isn't plenty of material of asylum seekers running into bushes, etc.
What is the point of an asylum seekers risking their life to cross the channel, then when they land on a beach, running into the bushes?
Instead of being a legal asylum seeker, they immediately become an illegal immigrant. Your assumption is illogical.
By the Government failing in its duty towards asylum seekers on processing, it forces those unsuccessful asylum seekers into the black market or even crime in order to survive.
By the Government failing in its duty towards asylum seekers on accommodation, it creates those media stories about asylum seekers being housed in hotels, etc. Or even worse, by accommodating asylum seekers in unacceptable conditions it creates the media stories about asylum seekers protesting about their accommodation facilities, etc.
The Government's approach to the whole saga is designed to direct the blame toward the asylum seekers, and away from the Government's failures.
UK voluntarily signed up to the UNHCR. But back then it wanted to show the world it was a civilised developed country.
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Do these people train, practice and put many hours of prep in?
Do they secure professional pilots and escort boats?
Do the support boats show the appropriate lights and shapes, with supporting electronic automatic identification?
Do they occasionally drown?
see a difference? apart from the drowning?
A problem possibly caused by the UK participating in such conflicts under his watch. The hunt for WMD resulted in 100s and 1000s of deaths and millions of displaced people.
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that I agree with.
but attacking any body is an offence regardless. Even though I understand mitigating circumstances it can't be allowed
A £4.4b jack off several trades plc with ~5.2% profit. Employs over 50,000 people. Has acquired a swiss immigration company with a turn over of £97m for £39m, I assume the £39m consideration means that.
One refugee who got here and was admitted described his trip. It included a flight and food at times. It wont have been a normal commercial flight and only part of the trip. Other transport used as well. Seems all do not walk amazing distances and it's highly organised.
So as I have mentioned before the Tory backed the move as well. I don't think Iraq figured in that graph I posted. Many people wonder what that one was really about. He's already attacked another country and that may well be a clue.
Project Babylon - Wikipedia
Syria problems were instigated by the USA and some others became involved. It all didn't go down well which is why Assad is still around, IS types caused the problem. The group that the USA helped were being defeated by them combined with Assad's own troops. Loads of bombs as a result,
This is where you using a law knocked up in 1951 is so out of date in 2022.
Serco acquires ORS, a Swiss-based provider of immigration services, for £39mn
Serco Group, the international supplier of services to governments, has acquired ORS, a specialist provider of immigration services to public sector customers in Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Italy.
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Indeed, many people smugglers are not operating out of Calais. The transport from place to place, in stages, is well organised in advance.
Calais is just a staging point, and I doubt if there are many people smugglers operating out of Calais, or touting for business there.
Any 'people smugglers' caught in Calais, or even Northern France will be just the 'taxi drivers'.
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That isn't true based on the under cover reporter findings. Quite a few under cover reporters have exposed the networks linking the smugglers to customers. These are serious gangsters operating in Calais and wider France. Calais is a nasty place when I cross with a vehicle I tend to opt for Dieppe now despite the extra journey time. I feel sorry for the people who live there. The local authorities seem to think the answer is to move them on the UK asap, but that just encourages more to come.
www.theguardian.com
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With Italy set to take a tougher stance - it may be a little harder.
‘We thank your government for our full pockets’ – Calais smugglers speak
As the UK pours millions into security measures, migrants say the gangs who control the Channel just get more powerful
www.theguardian.com
The Gangs of Calais
I wanted to understand the gangs that smuggle refugees into the U.K., so I infiltrated one. For months, I pretended to be an economic migrant from Pakistan stuck in France. I wanted to understand how gangs managed to move refugees and migrants across the sea from Calais to Dover.
newlinesmag.com
Traffickers turn to new and more dangerous ways to smuggle people across the Channel
Criminal gangs are using new methods to get boats of migrants to the UK, as increasing demand means crossings no longer work to the seasons.
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There are as many reports of Europe-wide smugglers gangs, including some in the UK. As I said, I suspect those arrested in Calais, and the proximity are just the 'taxi drivers'.That isn't true based on the under cover reporter findings. Quite a few under cover reporters have exposed the networks linking the smugglers to customers. These are serious gangsters operating in Calais and wider France. Calais is a nasty place when I cross with a vehicle I tend to opt for Dieppe now despite the extra journey time. I feel sorry for the people who live there. The local authorities seem to think the answer is to move them on the UK asap, but that just encourages more to come.
‘We thank your government for our full pockets’ – Calais smugglers speak
As the UK pours millions into security measures, migrants say the gangs who control the Channel just get more powerfulThe Gangs of Calais
I wanted to understand the gangs that smuggle refugees into the U.K., so I infiltrated one. For months, I pretended to be an economic migrant from Pakistan stuck in France. I wanted to understand how gangs managed to move refugees and migrants across the sea from Calais to Dover.
With Italy set to take a tougher stance - it may be a little harder.
Human smugglers arrested after ‘sending 10,000 migrants’ across the Channel
The smugglers were using ‘cheap, barely sea-worthy vessels’ to hold up to 60 people.
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Gang jailed for luxury people-smuggling racket
While less fortunate migrants huddled in the backs of lorries, a gang of "club class" people smugglers used a light plane to ferry members of a Turkish criminal clan into Britain, a court heard yesterday.
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