Ian H
Legendary Member
Is it what we also call 'Elephant garlic'
Yummy 😋
The very same.
Is it what we also call 'Elephant garlic'
Yummy 😋
How would you ever know.??
While you're here, can you tell us all about the currently existing safe legal routes to the UK for asylum seekers please @shep??
Ms Braverman was struggling to answer that question the other day, perhaps you could point her in the right direction. >>>
Investment in UK population work/education has declined under Tory Government.
The same way as you don't know either, as for 'safe routes ' stay on the mainland and seek asylum there.
Difference is I didn't claim to know how they came here.
So our signed up to obligations to refugees and asylum seekers should all be torn up* because we live on an island - got it.
*Along with our (somewhat shonky) reputation as a decent, humane, globally participatory country, which tries to fulfils it's obligations to fellow humans in peril.
Sounds about right, yes.
I doubt many in that photo came over here illegally.
quick search say it isThere's no law against arriving in this country
It strikes me that for all the thousands that come here to seek asylum, it's only the bad minority that we are told about through the media. e.g. I've seen videos online of a group of immigrants in Ireland beating up a man. And interviews with others who are preying on younger girls. But we never hear about the other 99% who might be getting jobs and contributing to society. That's always been the way though hasn't it
It strikes me that for all the thousands that come here to seek asylum, it's only the bad minority that we are told about through the media. e.g. I've seen videos online of a group of immigrants in Ireland beating up a man. And interviews with others who are preying on younger girls. But we never hear about the other 99% who might be getting jobs and contributing to society. That's always been the way though hasn't it
quick search say it is
Entry without leave is a breach of section 3(1)(a) and therefore constitutes illegal entry as defined by section 33(1) of the Immigration Act 1971 (as amended by the 1996 Asylum and Immigration Act)
2023 illegal immigration bill will soon see royal ascent.
Seeking asylum on arrival is currently legal.
Well of course it is, just toss any paperwork over the side, claim asylum. A bit like claiming to be woman on a whim
We’d all like to see them rocketed into the sun, I’m sure.royal ascent.