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youreavinalaff

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  1. No. Voted on measures that are, due to opposition, as yet untested. If you can prove they would have zero impact, if allowed to proceed, please do.
  2. 1.2 million illegal immigrant population? Low skilled or unskilled legal immigrants? Your links don't prove a great deal of your comment. Missing illegal immigrants cost the government nothing. They are illegal. Hence they are hiding. No benefits, can't use NHS, not living in hotels ....... Citing Wikipedia is laughable.
  3. If you see my post, I wrote it in the present tense. So, no, nothing has changed. Unless you can show how many undocumented illegal immigrants have been sent to Rwanda or other safe countries
  4. I was speaking about present and past procedures. Not future and possibly not going to happen procedures.
  5. Strangely, the election winners will likely be the party who have voted against the measures to reduce illegal immigration.
  6. I have no idea where your figures come from but they are so incorrect. As an example, 1.2 million is the figure for visas issued. They are legal immigrants.
  7. No, I'm not confused. Those claiming asylum have documents. Those without documents will be deported, when their country of origin has been determined.
  8. No, it isn't. It's called using correct terminology.
  9. No. That is asylum seekers. Illegal immigrants are deported to their own countries.
  10. Incorrect on so many points. Time to go and educate yourself. Stop reading propaganda. Then you and your people will stop calling groups by the wrong name.
  11. Yes, you are correct. That's about it.
  12. That figure is for FNO- Foreign national offenders. The number of illegal immigrants deported was over 20000.
  13. Those that claim asylum are asylum seekers. Not illegal immigrants. The clue is in the name.
  14. Tell that to the opposition, numerous charities and human rights groups.
  15. Asylum seekers need grounds to claim. That is done on arrival. If illegals are picked up already living in UK, they have no grounds. Asylum seekers and illegal immigrants are two totally different groups. Illegal immigrants don't live in hotels. Simple. Some asylum seekers are taken care of while their applications are being considered, in line with international law.
  16. No, they are not. They get deported. That's what people need to understand. There is a huge difference between illegal immigrants and asylum seekers.
  17. Illegal immigrants don't stay in hotels.
  18. What do you think happens to illegal immigrants who get caught in UK?
  19. Do you have proof that these men are illegals? Have you asked them? I'd like to here your reasoning.
  20. Not according to the most recent vote.
  21. They are illegal immigrants. Most get deported. Those that claim asylum stay until their cases are heard. They don't cause unemployment, low salaries or housing issues, the subject of the comment I replied to.
  22. Maybe prior to Brexit, with the free movement of Eastern Europeans. Not now with the ever increasing visa requirements.
  23. None of which happens. Take a look at what migrants need by way of qualifications, experience and salary to get a visa. I wouldn't call the salary requirements "cheap labour". I wouldn't call them low or unskilled labour either. Immigrants rent already empty properties. No one us being made homeless. When you say "looking after old people", I guess you mean working in health and social care. You are so wide of the mark if you believe looking after old people is all that is all about. However, a large percentage of migrants do work in health and social care. Without whom, many hospitals, care homes, supported living locations, domiciliary care locations and residential care locations would be woefully understaffed.
  24. You are speaking to the wrong person. I have never said it's the fault of immigrants. Quite the opposite. Hence, I cannot say it once again and I don't have certain issues. Over to you for the apologies.
  25. No. There is no such thing as an EU passport. Also, your comment said Farage applied for EU passports for him and his wife. Isn't his wife German? She'd have already had a German passport. Didn't they split up 6 years ago?
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