Crime - part deux.

The EU’s Common European Asylum System (CEAS) was established in 1999 to enhance coordination across member states and streamline systems for processing asylum claims and supporting refugees granted protection. More specifically, the “Dublin Regulation” governs relations among member states and manifests that the country of an individual’s first arrival in the EU is responsible for asylum processing and refugee reception. For years, the Schengen regulation of free movement has made the Dublin system difficult to administer, as it unintentionally permitted asylum seekers to self-select destination countries—often based on linguistic abilities, families, perceived hospitality, and benefits. It has also placed disproportionate obligations on EU border countries at the forefront of irregular movements to Europe, particularly in the Mediterranean (Greece, Italy, and Spain) and the Balkans (Hungary, Croatia, and Bulgaria). Finally, a lack of enforcement to relocate applicants in instances of violation has sustained pressure on more “popular” destination countries and undermined authorities’ credibility.

https://www.brookings.edu/articles/understanding-europes-turn-on-migration/

 

ffs. this is why we should have the death penalty for open and shut cases like this

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwy902djzv2o

 

Flowers still laid at the station as a poignant reminder, I agree, **** should be put to sleep

 

Death Penalty would be too easy on him, these ****s need to suffer like their victims

 

There are literally tens of thousands of these people here.

These incidents will Only increase in frequency and brutality imo

 

Surprised they haven't given him an award tbh

 

Just another day in the land of free hotels and diversity

 

You only seem to post crime tweets when it’s someone who is non white

 

Get donating @Sucky

 

Another **** that needs deported but won’t be. 4 more years and Nigel’s DOGE teams will be dragging them out of their **** holes and readying them for deportation.

Can’t come soon enough, tbh.

 

Although I agree any non British national should be deported if they commit a violent crime. Do you really think Reform will be any different to the Tories or Labour when it comes to that?

 

Probably not but might as well give them a chance. The other two have failed us terribly. Can’t get any worse, at this point.

Hopefully Farage being voted in will be enough to stop some of them coming here if they think we are an angry right wing nation waiting to give them hell when they show up.