Do You Agree With This?

[Bobbisox1]

The Justice Secretary Alex Chalk has announced new measures that will allow the government to rent prison cells overseas to ensure dangerous offenders can be locked up for longer.

 

we really can't afford to keep shelling money out to other countries like this, we do this and meanwhile we have economic mig flooding our shores at a cost of millions per week???

[ToraToraTora]

Yes, rent the cheapest most digusting sheet holes. Been saying it for years, pay the Captain Kirks or similar.

[Bobbisox1]

They'll be a queue of corrupt governments holding out their tins for easy money 🙈

[ichkeria]

I think you are giving good reasons why people are unhappy about Rwanda being used as a dumping ground for migrants :-)

Who are not, it is fair to say, "flooding our shores". They are overcrowding the asylum hostels however, and I would have thought a sensible approach to that would be to ramp up the processing, which has become massively less efficient.

Anyway, that's another subject.

[Bobbisox1]

It's all about the money Ich, one lot getting it free gratis then us having to pay for hardened criminals,now if it were a remote far off island? ( for both) I might find myself agreeing 

[Spungle]

I'm happy to pay for this, much rather keep scumbags locked up, wherever they are in the world. 

[Stableford]

Just be glad we're not under a Labour government where they would increase the overseas aid budget during a cost of living crisis.

[webbo3]

Morroco or Turkey, we've all seen Midnight express.

[Old_Geezer]

Just the dangerous ones. In which case it is a tolerable short to medium term 'temporary relief' solution. The trouble is, those sort of things tend to become permanent as each new administration don't see any urgency in returning to it.

 

Meanwhile the invasion of illegals immigrants clearly flooding to here is a seperate issue. The sooner we find the guts to leave the ECHR and have nothing to do with the ECJ, etc. etc. etc. the sooner we can save idiotic chancers in peril in the Channel by returning them to the shore where  they paid criminals to provide a boat for them to try to smuggle themselves here.