No, entering the UK by dinghy from France is not legal, as it is considered illegal entry. Any person who arrives this way is subject to detention and removal, with new laws in place to block access to the UK's asylum system for those arriving via small boats. It is illegal entry: The act of arriving in the UK without permission or a visa is against the law, and people who do so can face up to four years in prison. Detention and removal: New legislation allows for the detention and rapid removal of individuals who enter the UK illegally via small boat.
but illegal, you pay for them i want to opt out like the majority of Brits if you want them you house them. i have no problem with legal entry my wife of 16 years is Kenyan, so is half of my family, her two brother went to university's in England paid by her dad One works for a robotics design firm the other aircraft cockpit electronics. They are paying massive amounts of of tax but even they gey annoyed at illegals when they had to fill umpteen papers in and pay £55,000X2 a year for all the fees
I've tried looking for Claicton and cant find it on the map, Oh and through out our history there was never a time Sunderland was good under Labour, we were the poor cousins to Newcastle they got the pick of the crop first
Disgusting sadly yet another one of too many to lose their life in this way, due to a person who's religion, beliefs, worship and customs are alien to ours. Perhaps reverting to interviews, lessons and written tests ,would help overcome all these deaths happening all to frequently As nearly every country now carries out interviews, along with standard tests to weed out unstable people, before granting permission to stay,
