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They are talking about Albania in the article but we have thousands of islands, why not adapt a convenient one of those as a processing centre?
They are talking about Albania in the article but we have thousands of islands, why not adapt a convenient one of those as a processing centre?
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//...why so terrified of processing them inshore? Scared they'll catch Covid?//
Because once they are "inshore" the likelihood of them being removed, even if their claim for sanctuary is patently absurd, is vanishingly small.
Poland has adopted the correct approach to the problem they have on their border with Belarus and it seems to have borne fruit
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The invasion currently being suffered in Kent is every bit as illegal as the attempts being made to get into Poland. The only way the rubber boats will stop crossing the Channel is to stop ferrying the occupants into Dover as soon as they cross into UK waters and, for those that do make it unaided, make life as extremely difficult and unpleasant as possible. So long as they are welcomed with blankets, food, hot drinks, almost immediate accommodation and money it will continue.
Illegal migrants living in France are not in danger, they are no facing persecution, they are not facing death. They simply don't like it where they are and that's not what the asylum system was designed to address.
Because once they are "inshore" the likelihood of them being removed, even if their claim for sanctuary is patently absurd, is vanishingly small.
Poland has adopted the correct approach to the problem they have on their border with Belarus and it seems to have borne fruit
https:/
The invasion currently being suffered in Kent is every bit as illegal as the attempts being made to get into Poland. The only way the rubber boats will stop crossing the Channel is to stop ferrying the occupants into Dover as soon as they cross into UK waters and, for those that do make it unaided, make life as extremely difficult and unpleasant as possible. So long as they are welcomed with blankets, food, hot drinks, almost immediate accommodation and money it will continue.
Illegal migrants living in France are not in danger, they are no facing persecution, they are not facing death. They simply don't like it where they are and that's not what the asylum system was designed to address.
It is far easier for Poland to deal with what is happening there.
They just put a load of troops and barbed wire etc.
So even though the forces on the other side are almost literally trying to push these unfortunates through, they just shut up shop, because Belarus is here and Poland is there and there are no territorial waters
They just put a load of troops and barbed wire etc.
So even though the forces on the other side are almost literally trying to push these unfortunates through, they just shut up shop, because Belarus is here and Poland is there and there are no territorial waters
judge: ||//Some kind of processing route is needed yes... they cannot simply be stopped from coming.//
Why not? || - well they cannot be stopped by any humane means but if they were all shipped off to a place for processing as soon as they arrive then the whole trip will be less attractive to them.
Now they get all the home comforts and very few are ever deported because TROB are allowed into the mix. If they were being deported from a non public airfield from a designated centre then there'd be less Trobbery.
Why not? || - well they cannot be stopped by any humane means but if they were all shipped off to a place for processing as soon as they arrive then the whole trip will be less attractive to them.
Now they get all the home comforts and very few are ever deported because TROB are allowed into the mix. If they were being deported from a non public airfield from a designated centre then there'd be less Trobbery.
Corby, some unoccupied islands here:_
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