TBH Mike, I don’t mind them lot from Hong Kong with British Passports already coming over here, they have been shat on big style, made shed loads of money for our country in the past and you know they will on the most part be respectfull and useful.
The illegals in boats can fuck off though!. It’s about time they started shooting across the bows of some of them dinghys and arresting the drivers. Just helping them in is encouraging more and more and it’s a disgrace, we are so weak!.
SEND EM’ BACK!.
I follow For Britain and this is their immigration policy;
For Britain will:
– Freeze immigration to the UK for a period of 5 years (this will not affect travel for business or leisure and temporary work visas may be issued during this time in the interests of the economy).
– Ensure that the need for foreign workers is reduced in the near future by investing in effective training for young Britons.
– Introduce a points-based migration system at the end of these 5 years based upon need and in the interests of British citizens – those seeking to live in the UK will be of good character and economically self-sufficient, will respect British culture and make an effort to integrate, will obey UK laws and agree to adhere to the democratic order. Those who will not integrate, or who will not respect British laws and norms, will not be permitted to live in the UK and will not be granted British citizenship.
– Make British citizenship obtainable after a period of 10 years’ residence. Those applying for British citizenship must be able to show economic self-sufficiency for that period and be of good character, have no criminal record, and have no involvement with seditious or violent ideologies. Those who have expressed refusal to integrate in to the wider culture of Britain will be refused citizenship and will face deportation.
– Make clear and legislate on the basis that all British citizens are equal.
– Use the resources currently employed in facilitating inward migration to investigate current illegal immigration.
– Deport those found to be living in the UK unlawfully (exceptions may be made on humanitarian grounds).
– Ensure that appeals against deportation are at private, and not public, expense and are conducted from the appellant’s home country.
– Ensure that asylum is rare, of proven necessity, and temporary. Britain is a
compassionate country willing to help those in need, but any asylum must be based upon immediate threat (poverty does not constitute grounds for asylum) and the understanding that it is temporary.
– Reassess current asylum seekers in the UK and deport those involved in violent crime.
– Triple the size of the UK border force to ensure that immigration laws are applied.
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