Cruella Braverman...

[icowden]

One might ask why specifically Rwanda, there is no bauble for say, Nigeria or the sufferers in Somalia or any other number of countries....

Because Rwanda was her flagship policy. That still doesn't make the independent correct though.

 

[theclaud]

Well spotted...an omission on chef's part

Do I need to start on the unnecessary additions, as well?

 

[theclaud]

Edit: There seems to be a swear filter on now. That's new.

It's always been there but its priorities are questionable. You can't say '4x4' but you can apparently write'N****r' and 'P**i'.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Do I need to start on the unnecessary additions, as well?

You can if you like, but as a vehicle for using-up leftovers, I simply don't care!
It was nommy....

 

[Bromptonaut]

Braverman has lost a High Court case over the EU Settlement Scheme and the need for those with pre-settled status to re-apply for settled status or lose their right to reside:

https://ima-citizensrights.org.uk/app/uploads/2022/12/IMA-FINAL-judgment.pdf

 

[C R]

Braverman has lost a High Court case over the EU Settlement Scheme and the need for those with pre-settled status to re-apply for settled status or lose their right to reside:

https://ima-citizensrights.org.uk/app/uploads/2022/12/IMA-FINAL-judgment.pdf

Queue enemy of the people type headlines from the usual suspects.

 

[Bromptonaut]

Queue enemy of the people type headlines from the usual suspects.

The Claimant, The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens' Rights Agreements, is actually the official body setup under the Withdrawal Agreement to monitor implementation. Government sued by its own Statutory Watchdog.

 

[C R]

The Claimant, The Independent Monitoring Authority for the Citizens' Rights Agreements, is actually the official body setup under the Withdrawal Agreement to monitor implementation. Government sued by its own Statutory Watchdog.

Do you think that the Mail will care about that detail? Just another example of civil service stopping the government from doing the right thing, innit?

 

[Beebo]

Interesting opinion here from the legal blogger David Allen Green.

In brief the challenge to the policy itself was always a tall order. Challenging individual decisions on the other hand....

Getting those into a state that will pass muster at a court will stretch Home Office resources to their limit and cost a fortune.

If the Home Secretary has to review and sign off every single one personally, then it’s totally unworkable.
How many hours would each one take to process and correctly document. Multiply that by enough people to fill a plane and the Home Secretary is doing nothing but processing asylum claims for the next year.

 

[C R]

If the Home Secretary has to review and sign off every single one personally, then it’s totally unworkable.
How many hours would each one take to process and correctly document. Multiply that by enough people to fill a plane and the Home Secretary is doing nothing but processing asylum claims for the next year.

That actually sounds like a very attractive proposition. No time left for further interfering with the right to protest, for example.

 

[C R]

Do you think that the Mail will care about that detail? Just another example of civil service stopping the government from doing the right thing, innit?

What did I tell you?
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...ants-productivity-on-asylum-claims-is-too-low

 

[Bazzer]

The Beeb has more detail of the effects of the HC ruling. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-64053696

 

[Fab Foodie]

What did I tell you?
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...ants-productivity-on-asylum-claims-is-too-low

It's always somebody else's fault isn't it? Absolutely no responsibility at the top.
Cruise ships will go down well (sic)...bloody asylum seekers, lounging about on luxury cruise-ships at Taxpayers expense....

 

[glasgowcyclist]

It's always somebody else's fault isn't it? Absolutely no responsibility at the top.
Cruise ships will go down well (sic)...bloody asylum seekers, lounging about on luxury cruise-ships at Taxpayers expense....

We already have two cruise ships in use in Scotland, one at Edinburgh and the other here in Glasgow. The Ukrainians using them are very happy with them. They have meals served, children’s play areas, gym facilities and even a job centre on board.

 

[Fab Foodie]

We already have two cruise ships in use in Scotland, one at Edinburgh and the other here in Glasgow. The Ukrainians using them are very happy with them. They have meals served, children’s play areas, gym facilities and even a job centre on board.

Yebbut, Ukranians are legal refugees. 'Illegals' are not supposed to be happy or comfortable on taxpayers money , they must be miserable and grateful until deported to Rwanda....