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Illegal immigrants crossed the channel in 2022.
Johnson, Truss and Sunak Governments were at best impotent, and at worst incompetent to do anything about it.
We must demand better in 2023. Action, not passing the buck.
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Johnson, Truss and Sunak Governments were at best impotent, and at worst incompetent to do anything about it.
We must demand better in 2023. Action, not passing the buck.
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Do you believe the 2018 figure gromit?
It's up your the goverment to sort it so keir don't have to have answers yet... but he will when his PM in 2024. My guess is we'll offer free ferry services or flights to maybe 200000 a year and reclassify them so dinghy crossing numbers will fall close to zero then .
It's up your the goverment to sort it so keir don't have to have answers yet... but he will when his PM in 2024. My guess is we'll offer free ferry services or flights to maybe 200000 a year and reclassify them so dinghy crossing numbers will fall close to zero then .
It's not up to Gromit or any other member of the public to come up with ideas, Tora, that's the job of your mates in Westminster.
The Rwanda thing was at least an idea, albeit expensive and unworkable, but it's their gig and they need to come up with something instead of just marking time for the pension.
Is it something that pops up at meetings of Mensans I wonder?
The Rwanda thing was at least an idea, albeit expensive and unworkable, but it's their gig and they need to come up with something instead of just marking time for the pension.
Is it something that pops up at meetings of Mensans I wonder?
doug: "It's not up to Gromit or any other member of the public to come up with ideas, Tora, that's the job of your mates in Westminster. " - it is when they poo poo everything they come up with in Westminster. Gromit is like one of those brats in a supermarket that no matter what his mum offers he doesn't want it but he wants something.
"...There ain't any lorries coming into the Uk from the EU..."
That is simply a bare-faced lie.
I'm on the M25, M26, M2 and M20 a fair bit, and there's absolutely loads of lorries from the EU and, I strongly suspect, just as many post-Brexit as there were pre-Brexit.
What is achieved by telling a lie that is so easily disproved? I just don't get the mentality.
That is simply a bare-faced lie.
I'm on the M25, M26, M2 and M20 a fair bit, and there's absolutely loads of lorries from the EU and, I strongly suspect, just as many post-Brexit as there were pre-Brexit.
What is achieved by telling a lie that is so easily disproved? I just don't get the mentality.
Trouble is without cooperation with countries further back in the chain we are really tied. We can't return them because many have no papers and the countries they passed through won't take them back. If they did they would just try again., we can't sink them in the channel,although I have heard it suggested . The Rwanda idea is not going to work,
The answer has to be making the UK a far less desirable option. I do wonder if barrack' s type camps, with basic food and compulsory English lessons and proper assessment of their skills and capabilities. No freedom until they have claims processed and only subsistence vouchers not benefits once they are deemed to have refugee status would please the masses . It would however give The human rights lawyers a field day.
The truth is we do need workers in some areas, farming etc. If we could utilise some of the arrivals in areas where they are needed it would be useful. but I have a feeling many are coming here because they don't want to work long hours for low wages in agriculture.
The answer has to be making the UK a far less desirable option. I do wonder if barrack' s type camps, with basic food and compulsory English lessons and proper assessment of their skills and capabilities. No freedom until they have claims processed and only subsistence vouchers not benefits once they are deemed to have refugee status would please the masses . It would however give The human rights lawyers a field day.
The truth is we do need workers in some areas, farming etc. If we could utilise some of the arrivals in areas where they are needed it would be useful. but I have a feeling many are coming here because they don't want to work long hours for low wages in agriculture.
