The same as some do now, tents, sofa surfing, and the black economy.
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Off Topic Migrant crisis
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How would they be able to stay and survive?Don't bank on that.
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Some yes, but the vast majority would go back.....surely.The same as some do now, tents, sofa surfing, and the black economy.
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No. Only a few can do that. The rest live on benefits. And then you move on to the next problem.The same as some do now, tents, sofa surfing, and the black economy.
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Massive fines/imprisonment for anyone employing illegal migrants. They’d soon stop once it becomes more expensive to employ an illegal immigrant than it is to employ a person living here legally.
Excellent. Three and a half years in prison. Could have been worse.
www.bbc.co.uk
Man who punched female police officers at Manchester Airport jailed
Mohammed Fahir Amaaz assaulted PC Lydia Ward, PC Ellie Cook and a Starbucks customer, a court heard.
www.bbc.co.uk
Then deport.Excellent. Three and a half years in prison. Could have been worse.
Man who punched female police officers at Manchester Airport jailed
Mohammed Fahir Amaaz assaulted PC Lydia Ward, PC Ellie Cook and a Starbucks customer, a court heard.
To Rochdale?
As far as I can tell that is where Mohammad Fahir Amaaz was born.
If I'm wrong about that, someone feel free to show me evidence to the contrary.
If I am right, I cannot see what this prison sentence (good news though it is) has to do with illegal migration.
Family are from Pakistan and he has Pakistani citizenship, so…..
...so the issue is that he is of Pakistani heritage.
Therefore people born in the UK, yet being of Pakistani heritage, are part of the migrant crisis.
I'm glad we have clarified that.
Every person born in the UK of Pakistani heritage is part of the migrant crisis.
Are there any other non-white, non Christian people born in the UK who are also part of the migrant crisis?
People of Syrian or Persian or East African or Palestinian or South Asian heritage, for instance.
If they are, some observers could be forgiven for thinking this looks like Islamophobia.
Even Zia Yusuf, the Reform UK home affairs spokesman, would be part of the migrant crisis.
His parents are Muslims from Sri Lanka.
Every person born in the UK of Pakistani heritage is part of the migrant crisis.
Are there any other non-white, non Christian people born in the UK who are also part of the migrant crisis?
People of Syrian or Persian or East African or Palestinian or South Asian heritage, for instance.
If they are, some observers could be forgiven for thinking this looks like Islamophobia.
Even Zia Yusuf, the Reform UK home affairs spokesman, would be part of the migrant crisis.
His parents are Muslims from Sri Lanka.
I would not include the Scandinavians, they are beautiful, friendly folk.
Are you saying that anybody born in the UK who is of ethnic minority heritage (not white) should be deported to where their parents, or even their grandparents, originally came from, if they are convicted of a crime?
But not including people born in the UK with foreign roots that are white and / or Christian.
Even Tommy Robinson disagrees with that.
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