ChatterBank4 mins ago
27 Migrants Drown
so what will te powers on both sides of calais do now, probably nothing and some will say
tough luck to dead, you took a dangerous chance and died.
https:/ /www.da ilymail .co.uk/ news/ar ticle-1 0238171 /French -police -watch- 40-migr ants-la unch-di nghies- UK-day- vowing- step-pa trols.h tml
tough luck to dead, you took a dangerous chance and died.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Most migrants believe it or not don’t try to get to the UK.
The ones that do would have various reasons: family, the fact that the UK is “the end of the line” with a sea border that’s tricky to cross but perhaps harder to defend, the likelihood perhaps that they’ve been told by some traffickers that post-EU it would be harder for the UK to “return” them (Priti Patel, ridiculously, claimed the opposite).
The UK’s “benefit” system that’s much talked of is actually nothing to risk your life in a boat for. However employment prospects would be greater than in France for example , which has identity cards and where it’s very difficult for unregistered people to get jobs.
Much easier here.
The ones that do would have various reasons: family, the fact that the UK is “the end of the line” with a sea border that’s tricky to cross but perhaps harder to defend, the likelihood perhaps that they’ve been told by some traffickers that post-EU it would be harder for the UK to “return” them (Priti Patel, ridiculously, claimed the opposite).
The UK’s “benefit” system that’s much talked of is actually nothing to risk your life in a boat for. However employment prospects would be greater than in France for example , which has identity cards and where it’s very difficult for unregistered people to get jobs.
Much easier here.
Untitles, I didn't expect you to answer my question - and I wasn't disappointed.
//If you don't want people turning up in dinghies then they need more alternatives. //
Why? They've no right to come here, they're in a safe place, there's no need for us to provide a route for them at all - or anything else.
//If you don't want people turning up in dinghies then they need more alternatives. //
Why? They've no right to come here, they're in a safe place, there's no need for us to provide a route for them at all - or anything else.
because it is not physically possible... too many over too great an area... even totalitarian regimes struggle to prevent illegal migration by force alone because it is extremely difficult... you'll get some but it's not the whole solution. If you think you can just beef up the border and stop them - all of them - from coming then you are living in a fantasy....
And the UK had white restrictive rules on families of migrants:
This is interesting
https:/ /lordsl ibrary. parliam ent.uk/ refugee s-famil y-reuni on-bill -hl/
This is interesting
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"I know I'm going to get mullered for this, but the only thought that ran through my head when I heard of the sinking was 'Meh'. "
Best answer in waiting I would have thought given the OP.
I am more likely to get "mullered" (any relation to "mullahed"?) for suggesting that in fact the streets of the south are far from "crawling" with migrants. That this is a humanitarian crisis primarily and that the UK, France and the EU should be working together to re-establish the safe routes for migrants/asylum seekers. Apart from anything else there'd be more chance of controlling it at source rather than closing our eyes to the reality of migration, which has always happened, and then sounding shocked when disasters like this happen. Or simply the channel fills with dinghies.
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Young fit fighting age males have plenty of nearby Arab countries to go to with the added bonus of the same religion they hold so dear
Or stay at home and fight for your own democratic society instead of joining someone elses for free
"I know I'm going to get mullered for this, but the only thought that ran through my head when I heard of the sinking was 'Meh'. "
Best answer in waiting I would have thought given the OP.
I am more likely to get "mullered" (any relation to "mullahed"?) for suggesting that in fact the streets of the south are far from "crawling" with migrants. That this is a humanitarian crisis primarily and that the UK, France and the EU should be working together to re-establish the safe routes for migrants/asylum seekers. Apart from anything else there'd be more chance of controlling it at source rather than closing our eyes to the reality of migration, which has always happened, and then sounding shocked when disasters like this happen. Or simply the channel fills with dinghies.
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Young fit fighting age males have plenty of nearby Arab countries to go to with the added bonus of the same religion they hold so dear
Or stay at home and fight for your own democratic society instead of joining someone elses for free
I don't believe they are so desperate they take the risk simply because I doubt most have any idea of the risk in the first place. It will look to them like a short body of water to cross but they won't have experienced the conditions of the freezing rough Channel in winter on any previous part of their journey.