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Comments by "Nigel Johnson" (@nigeljohnson9820) on "UK's Rwanda asylum flight cancelled after European Court order" video.
The europian court of human rights will now be complicit in any further deaths in the English channel. What exactly does the court not understand about the word illigal when used to describe migrants entering the UK iligally. The UK government must have the means to deter economic migrants from entering its border without authority. Current levels of migration are unsustainable, amounting to the population of a small city each year. UK resources are finite, and illigal migrants are taking away resources that could be used to support those migrants that enter legally. The UK must have the right to decide who is allowed into the country, excluding undesirables, such as criminals. So far every attempt made by the UK government to make the UK a less attractive destination for illigal migrants has been thwarted by legal challenges. Challenges which are made by people who do not have to pay for the consequences. It should be noted that these economic migrants are coming from a safe country, but have decided that they have a better chance of exploiting the social benefits on offer in the UK. By entering the UK iligally they have already committed a crime on entry, this alone should be sufficient to ban them forever from applying for UK citizenship. The UK government has done its best to provide a humane way to make the him a less attractive destination for economic migrants. In every case so far the measures have been subject to legal challenge. Maybe the UK should simply not provide any support for those entering the country illegally, and make the offence the subject of long term imprisonment, with release dependent on successful deportation, with no possibility of gaining UK citizen ship.
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@xcr1mmortal297 it is an explanation of the need for the UK government to be able to decide who is allowed to enter the country. Those who thwart the attempts of the UK government to deter illigal migration to the UK, have consistently failed to provide better solutions. The numbers seeking to enter the UK are unsustainable, being equivalent to the creation of a new small cite each year. There is not sufficient social resources to deal to with this increase in population.
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@alanhat5252 it is a typo generated by the android spell checker.
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@alanhat5252 that is not a reason for not leaving. If the courts decisions are not in the interests of the UK in general, it has no reason to stay. It seems unlikely that the court will be willing to pay the costs of supporting the migrants, or offering a better solution for deterring illigal migration. Maybe the court would like to take over the prosecution of those entering iligally or those who facilitate such travel. Perhaps the UK should introduce permanent imprisonment, with the alternative of immediate successful deportation.
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@alanhat5252 then the UK should simply permanently imprison those who illegally enter the UK, with the alternative of immediate deportation.
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@mijicmugendo maybe when the countries in which they settled can no longer make any money from them.
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@Leifthrasir the UK is doing what is necessary to uphold UK migration law. It is interesting that criminals are the most adept at using human right law to evade punishment for their crimes. I assume that you too have difficult understanding the word illigal when it is concatenated with the word migrant. These people are leaving a safe country to travel to the UK, that means that they are not refugees, but economic migrants, intent in exploiting the UK free social services.
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@NaenaeGaming an entity that the UK is now likely to leave.
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@alanhat5252 no it's is what is required to make the UK a less attractive destination for illigal economic migrants. Migrants who have rejected citizenship in the first safe country they reached. Though in most cases safety was not really an issue. Maybe a simpler solution would be to make penalty for entery into the uk a permanent ban on UK citizenship.
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