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naomi24 | 08:46 Sun 26th Jan 2025 | News
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Trump pledged to start deporting illegal immigrants immediately he took office and true to his word almost 600 have in the first week been escorted, in chains, on to military aircraft, among them child sex offenders, a suspected terrorist and South American gang members.  
 

He's not messing about is he!
 

 

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If only we had this in the UK. Well done Mr Trump.

what does the ECHR say? 🤣

It's what every invaded country should do, and yet we have no politicians with the guts to implement such a scheme. They all seem to want amnesties and the ruination of their nation instead.

It's amazing how the word "pledge" has a different meaning in the Governments of USA and the UK. In the USA, "I will carry out what I promised", in the UK, "I won't carry out what I promised".

I take it you missed this in drmorgans link, Vulcan:

The intervention comes as almost 13,500 people with no right to be here have been removed since the new government came to office and surged the capacity of removal teams, as the department is on track to deliver its pledge to have the highest rate of returns since 2018 in their first 6 months.  

If only our government would get their thumbs out of their Aprils and do the same.

I suppose there's no chance that, since this hasn't been shouted from the rooftops and leading every news bulletin, this is only the first draft of a press release that's somehow slipped through the net.

It seems to claim the opposite of delay, fudge and enabling behaviour displayed by our government.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/returns-from-the-uk-and-illegal-working-activity-since-july-2024/returns-from-the-uk-and-illegal-working-activity-since-5-july-2024

"Between 5 July 2024 and 4 January 2025, a total of 16,400 returns were recorded (including both enforced and voluntary returns)."

barry1010, a "good news story" about the Government issued by www.gov.uk and you believe it ? I don't, there is not one iota of evidence in that link.

(UK) How many were "enforced" returns & what means of transport was used? Just askin'

DAVE, you should submit a Freedom of Information request to the Home Office to ask them.

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If this government really was doing anything extraordinary in returning illegals they would be shouting it from the rooftops.  They've done nothing else to recommend them.

Maybe you could be persuaded to do that on our behalf, TCL.

Your elevated position on here might help speed things along.

I'm flattered by your reinforcement of my earlier post, naomi.

“The intervention comes as almost 13,500 people with no right to be here have been removed since the new government came to office and surged the capacity of removal teams…”

Question: "How many were "enforced" returns..."

A very good question. To help answer it, there are a few footnotes to that statement above, one of which reads:

“This note provides an overview of the number of people who have been returned from the UK, and the ongoing effort to tackle the illegal employment and exploitation of vulnerable people in the UK, since early July. It is intended to provide the public with clear and timely statistics in an area of high public interest.

Between 5 July 2024 and 4 January 2025, a total of 16,400 returns were recorded (including both enforced and voluntary returns).

Of which, there were 4,390 enforced returns of people with no legal right to remain in the UK.”

So slightly different to “13,500…have been removed”.

Meanwhile, in the same period, there have been  more than 24,300 small boat arrivals (all of whom are undoubtedly still here)..

“in the UK, [it means] "I won't carry out what I promised".”

Not quite. 

In the UK it means we will set up a working party which will establish a quango who will report to a committee of MPs with recommendations. Those recommendations will be turned into a “Green Paper” for debate in the Commons before a Bill is presented to Parliament. That Bill which will be batted between the House of Commons and House of Lords (to water down its main provisions so it becomes acceptable) before being passed as an Act. As soon as any action is taken in accordance with the Act it will be subject to legal challenge. This will come from either a Judicial Review or appeals all the way to the Supreme Court and possibly the European Court of Human Rights.

By that time there will have been a General Election. The new government will declare the Act as unworkable and repeal it. They will lay the blame for inaction on their predecessors for their ineptitude, who will in turn blame the new government for undoing all their good work.

The new government will then set up a working party which will establish a quango….

Meanwhile the boats will continue to arrive. Unless they are physically prevented from landing.

So. A high net inward invasion still.  Exactly as expected, assumed, and now admitted to.

 

Saved me looking for the figures.

Still, when you quote "more than 24,300 small boat arrivals" did you mean 24,300 small boats arrived, or 24,300 illegal economic immigrants ?  It's just that at an average of 51 passengers per small boat, 24,300×51 would mean 1,239,300 illegal migrants !

persons not boats

Wasnt this Southport murderers parents not immigrant chancers?Perhaps if the UK was more like the Yanks three wee girls would still be living today?

https://archive.ph/I7bF8

"Rudakubana’s parents, Alphonse and Laetitia, moved to the UK in 2002 from their native Rwanda. His father worked as a taxi driver while his mother had a job at Cardiff University’s School of Dentistry."

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