Signs of the Rwanda threat working?

[Brigadier]

When you go for a Big Mac, do they serve you quicker when they are busy or when they are quiet.

Depends how adept or inept, interested or disinterested, one or another, the staff are.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

When you go for a Big Mac, do they serve you quicker when they are busy or when they are quiet.

Ok, why have we let our McDonalds queue get so big before we start serving?

 

[motorbiking]

With applicants living in tents outside the office. I wouldn't call them good at looking after illegal immigrants.

They have so few, because it's 10 times further from France, by boat and its a horrible nasty crossing with pretty much everything bar sea monsters to deal with.

There isn't much demand for Human rights legal specialists in Ireland either. That will probably change.

 

[motorbiking]

Depends how adept or inept, interested or disinterested, one or another, the staff are.

I haven't been recently, but last time I went it was self service.

 

[Brigadier]

I haven't been recently, but last time I went it was self service.

I bet you didn't cook or prepare the food yourself; just ordered it via a screen or app.

 

[Notch7]

No, the question is WHY.

Why can't we be as good as they are ?

Because we have a govt that doesn’t want to solve it.

Making a crisis out of asylum seekers allows them to ramp up hatred of foreigners whilst their mates get lovely big juicy contracts out of dealing with asylum seekers

 

[JonathanM]

dangerous route + arrival after Jun-22, but I think its actually 1-jan-22 now.

Thanks, that's helped me find the rule now. So, anyone who came to the UK legally, such as on a work, dependent, or student visa, can still apply for asylum here and there will be no possibility of them being sent to Rwanda.

The purpose of the MEDP arrangement is to provide a mechanism for the relocation of any individual who arrived in the UK through dangerous, illegal and unnecessary methods since 1 January 2022 to the Republic of Rwanda, where they will have their claim for protection considered.

 

[Bod ...]

Thanks, that's helped me find the rule now. So, anyone who came to the UK legally, such as on a work, dependent, or student visa, can still apply for asylum here and there will be no possibility of them being sent to Rwanda.

I think the thought behind deportation to Rwanda is so that people think again about risking there lives crossing the channel, and fueling those profiting from desperate people.

 

[JonathanM]

I think the thought behind deportation to Rwanda is so that people think again about risking there lives crossing the channel, and fueling those profiting from desperate people.

Yes, that makes sense.

 

[ajohn]

I don't know if this has been posted but it seems they have lost track of ~ 1/2 of the 5,000 or so that are set to go to Rwanda. They will be found is the gov reply.

 

[JonathanM]

I don't know if this has been posted but it seems they have lost track of ~ 1/2 of the 5,000 or so that are set to go to Rwanda. They will be found is the gov reply.

That doesn't look good. But symbolically, there's still enough for the first plane load.

 

[carmanmemoranda]

I think the thought behind deportation to Rwanda is so that people think again about risking there lives crossing the channel, and fueling those profiting from desperate people.

Agree.

Im disappointed that we dont seem to stop (many of) the actual traffickers. Yes there are a few token catches made.

 

[Mottie]

Hey @Notch7 , do you think the asylum seekers should be made to stop where they are when they reach the UK and not travel further because they are in a safe country?

Looks like Notch doesn’t have an opinion on this. Strange.

 

[Notch7]

If the Conservatives actually cared about sorting out the problem, you gotta ask your self why the number of people being removed and returned has dropped 80% during the last 14 years compared to pre Isis administrations

 

[diy_fun_uk]

First asylum-seeker is deported to Rwanda under migrant crackdown

The migrant, whose name is unknown, was flown out of the UK yesterday evening and arrived in Kigali. He was put on a commercial flight and given around £3,000 from the British taxpayer.

www.dailymail.co.uk