Plenty of talk about taking them in, nothing about sending them back.
Asylum seeker - someone who fears persecution in their home country
Refugee - a successful asylum seeker or one who is fleeing civil war or natural disaster
Migrant - a person who choses to leave their home country
Economic migrant - someone who gains entry via legal or illegal means in order to seek work or a better life in the host country
The common theme is that which ever tag is applied to them these terms refer to people who want to leave the sh*thole they are from and go elsewhere, in our case here.
The UK has an appalling record of not sending back failed asylum seekers, and an even worse record of removing refugees once the reason for fleeing their home has been resolved. If you do manage to track one down and try hoofing them back to where they came from some smart *rsed bunch of f*cktards like Liberty and Amnesty International will say that the individual has now settled into a routine here and to expect them to go back home is a breach of their human rights and it isn't the immigrants fault that the system is useless and didn't catch up with them sooner.
Do I blame someone from Syria wanting to leave and come to Britain? Can't say I do but just because their country is utterly f*cked I don't see why we have to be their final destination.
We are being mugged off.
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