Exceptionally stupid and dangerous. There is never a reason to condone violence.Nonsense politician. How stupid to say you "understand" the reasons which led to people acting violently? No politician should be subtly or explicitly endorsing such actions.
Callous Suella Braverman 'understands' frustrations at hotels housing migrants
The Home Secretary who is under pressure from all sides to get a grip on the Home Office's catastrophic failure to stop dangerous journeys across the Channel, spoke out after clashes across the countrywww.mirror.co.uk
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Really? Looks pretty self explanatory to me and I’m dyslexic!
Yes really, at least in my experience. I work for Citizens Advice and I've had many British clients that needed help to complete forms a lot simpler than this.
They need more of this.
Birmingham people smuggler called migrants 'pork'
Hai Le charged Vietnamese people £17,000 and was sentenced to seven and a half years in prison.
www.bbc.com
These are the people that should be getting hotel accommodation not economic freeloaders.
They published new guidance yesterday, including stuff on the questionnaire. Doesn't seem to be interesting but sharing it just in case
www.gov.uk
Streamlined asylum processing (accessible)
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Gang warfare going on while families are being housed there
and they expect communities to put up with this shite and keep their mouths closed for fear of stoking tensions.Where did they move them to is the question.
Six men arrested following Killarney hotel stabbings
Gardaí investigating last night's multiple stabbing at a hotel being used as a temporary direct provision centre in Killarney Co Kerry are now questioning six men.
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Remarkable that Afghans in Afghanistan deserve our help but the 8,633 Afghans that crossed the Channel in a small boat don't.
Who said they don’t? Unless you’re saying they’re economic freeloaders? …I always thought it was women and children first but it seems young defenceless children are seen as less deserving than young fit men .
They're looked at with pity when they're over there, but looked at with contempt when they're here. Make it make sense.
Only if you’re grouping people the same which the majority or people don’t, it’s seems to be only about 3 people on this thread that can’t see what’s going on , even when immigration lawyers the government and the communities can.
One can't help wondering who the people (the vast majority women and children) granted family reunion visas are "reuniting' with if it isn't 'single' men who came to the UK separately and successfully applied for asylum.
What about those that aren’t granted asylum…or never apply for asylum where do they go and how do they support themselves.
I only just started the book but given the introduction I have read and that the author seems to have been referenced plenty by institutions, it may interest some to read My Fourth Time We Drowned by Sally Hayden
It focuses on EU policy towards refugees, specifically those coming from Libya. The author has also posted a lot of the messages she has received on Twitter:
It may also make some of you consider why it's mostly men making these long journeys. Though of course we get plenty of minors too
It focuses on EU policy towards refugees, specifically those coming from Libya. The author has also posted a lot of the messages she has received on Twitter:
It may also make some of you consider why it's mostly men making these long journeys. Though of course we get plenty of minors too
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All the while space is running out to accommodate people, jobs are being lost and communities put under pressure to find healthcare and losing important revenue that support local businesses,it’ll be like Brussels before too long with lines of tents on every road and far right face offs .
euobserver.com
Asylum seekers sleeping rough in Brussels continues to mount
The number of tents of asylum seekers sleeping rough along the canal in the centre of Brussels continues to mount. Over a week ago, the Flemish Refugee Action, a Brussels-based NGO, counted 60. On Thursday (23 February), EUobserver counted 122.
A conclusion you'd think people with a grain of common sense would be able to reach with no assistance.
Even in the previous thread, I said it's likely that the men make the dangerous journey alone first (because the UK refuses to provide a safe, legal route) claim asylum then their family follow safely on the reunion visa.
Not rocket science at all.
Also for those who ask why they don't stop in the first safe country, here's a very clear explanation
What about the people losing their jobs while the 160,000 claims are processed ? No thought for their families 
Why are the government asking why they travelled through other countries to the UK if its perfectly legal to do so
https://news.sky.com/story/what-is-...-must-fill-out-under-fast-track-plan-12817696What is asked in the 20-day questionnaire asylum seekers must fill out under 'fast-track' plan?
https://www.itv.com/news/calendar/2022-11-18/staff-lose-jobs-as-first-asylum-seekers-arrive-at-hotel
---Why are the government asking why they travelled through other countries to the UK if its perfectly legal to do so
https://news.sky.com/story/what-is-...-must-fill-out-under-fast-track-plan-12817696What is asked in the 20-day questionnaire asylum seekers must fill out under 'fast-track' plan?
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