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Terrorist attack on asylum centre
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Alan Harper's Tash
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Create more processing centres and not needing to house these people in camps for months/years waiting for a decision?We have a juxtaposed border with them and can process migrants how we wish to, but it’s also within their benefit and will reduce crime in the area.
What better alternatives have we got?
France will want money from us to set up an asylum processing centre on their soil.
If we had 70,000 people, that we didn’t particularly want, leaving the U.K. to go to France on dinghies, do you think we’d stop them?
Especially given the conditions we allow them to survive in currently.
bluethrunthru
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The UK border is literally already in Calais with infrastructure.
Have you never travelled via the tunnel?
The rest of what you’ve said doesn’t really offer any solutions at all, in fact there’s not a single idea of what to do.
Hmm - not sure many are crossing on the Eurostar.
The rest of what I said is a grown up approach to the mess we are in
That first bit is what I am saying too.Create more processing centres and not needing to house these people in camps for months/years waiting for a decision?
France will want money from us to set up an asylum processing centre on their soil.
If we had 70,000 people, that we didn’t particularly want, leaving the U.K. to go to France on dinghies, do you think we’d stop them?
Especially given the conditions we allow them to survive in currently.
Yes, because we would in theory be taking more genuine refugees.
The criminal gangs organising this need to be stopped via a joint effort but we don’t have serious people in charge to cooperate.
No but if they knew the UK border had a refugee processing centre they would surely go to that, rather than risking their lives crossing the Channel in a small boat.Hmm - not sure many are crossing on the Eurostar.
The rest of what I said is a grown up approach to the mess we are in
bluethrunthru
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No I haven’t fallen for it, if you’re going to go off on rants about what I may or may not think I won’t waste my time.
My replies are in the last few pages of this thread about what I think we should do and you made the very stark mistake of not knowing where the UK border actually is.
Let me guess - somewhere in the Channel? Even though we have passport controls and the like in Calais that is not the UK Border - its something set up as a convenience for all parties but it is not the border - its centuries since we had a border in France
Let me guess - somewhere in the Channel? Even though we have passport controls and the like in Calais that is not the UK Border - its something set up as a convenience for all parties but it is not the border - its centuries since we had a border in France
The official geographical border is in the Channel but due to our Juxtaposed controls we have, in agreement with France, the majority of border controls for crossing the Channel are done before you board.
It is on operation as the UK Border for several modes of transportation between Britain and France.
It’s the best place to process refugees.
What ideas do you have ?
bluethrunthru
Well-Known Member
The criminal gangs organising this need to be stopped via a joint effort but we don’t have serious people in charge to cooperate.
If we behaved like grown ups and tried to employ a proper approach to things we could sort stuff out with the French. I have read the Albanians aren't trekking across Europe to get in votes the gangs fly them into France on commercial flights and they travel from there. If we stopped pissing about with the EU threatening to break international law and launch A16 etc etc maybe we could ask the French to work harder on denying men from Albania ( a non-EU country ) entry into the EU at their airports - just a thought
bluethrunthru
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The official geographical border is in the Channel but due to our Juxtaposed controls we have, in agreement with France, the majority of border controls for crossing the Channel are done before you board.
It is on operation as the UK Border for several modes of transportation between Britain and France.
It’s the best place to process refugees.
What ideas do you have ?
well googled - you even used juxtaposed
That first bit is what I am saying too.
Yes, because we would in theory be taking more genuine refugees.
The criminal gangs organising this need to be stopped via a joint effort but we don’t have serious people in charge to cooperate.
Criminal gangs have never been stopped via law enforcement.
You stop criminal gangs by destroying demand.
70% of people crossing the channel get granted asylum. The Conservative government is propping up organised crime gangs by forcing legitimate refugees to use them.