Should Deportation And Asylum Cases Be Allowed Such Lengthy Appeals?

anotheoldgit | 10:02 Sat 01st Jul 2017 | News

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4656156/Judges-Courts-overwhelmed-deportation-asylum-cases.html

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-Talbot-

All countries should be able to deport foreign criminals ASAP if not sooner.

THECORBYLOON

Why should any appeal be denied merely because of a delay in its being processed? If the reverse were applied with an appeal being allowed if the case is not determined to the contrary within a certain time period, would that be acceptable to you?

zebo

Remove any state funding for all appeals and so on, we would see a sharp reduction.

TWR

Deport ASAP to save this Country money.

-Talbot-

Not sure where I got criminals from actually.

-Talbot-

Ah yes I did read the link (a bit tired this am)

Once a foreign criminal leaves jail he should also leave the country without passing go and without a collecting a Brucie bonus.

TWR

Do you think that will happen "T"? surely you don't expect them to leave the free UK without a 3 course meal, a full wardrobe of clothes, a good bonus for the inconvenience, that would be against their HR, have a heart man, what's wrong with you?

Gladeian

Just get rid of their right of appeal to a court. The matter should be entirely judged by the Home Office with no recourse to the courts. Shame about all the money the dodgy lawyers will lose !!