In Denmark, refugees who have been personally targeted by a foreign regime are more likely to be given protection, while those fleeing conflicts are usually only allowed to remain in the country on a temporary basis. Denmark itself decides what is a safe country.

 

UK Home Office officials have also been drawn to Denmark’s tighter rules for family reunions. When a refugee granted residency rights wants their partner to join them, there are numerous thresholds that must be met. Both people must be age 24 and above, the partner in Denmark must not have claimed benefits for three years and also has to put up a financial guarantee. Both partners must also pass a Danish language test.

 

Denmark has also barred those who live in housing estates designated as “parallel societies” by the government – where more than 50% of residents are from what it considers to be “non-western” backgrounds – from being granted family reunion.

 

UK to announce plans to emulate stringent Danish immigration system | Immigration and asylum | The Guardian

Be more simple to just send them back. No passport? Send them back to the last country of  safe entry.

Stop beating around the bush and face up to the fact that an Islamic invasion is occurring. And it won't end well.

And just like that it was admitted the dingy sailors are not all engineers, doctors and scientists, and they are not our greatest strength. All thanks to sir Tommy of Luton. Our next PM.

Its to late we have lost. 

3 hours ago, emptypockets said:

Be more simple to just send them back. No passport? Send them back to the last country of  safe entry.

Stop beating around the bush and face up to the fact that an Islamic invasion is occurring. And it won't end well.

Easier said than done. What do you do when the country you want to send them to won't take them back? France and other EU members refuse to take returned channel crossers. On the contrary, France  facilitates the transit to the UK.

The USA is being  criticized for its deportations to  designated reception  countries. It adopted the strategy because the deportee homelands would not accept the deportees. Canada and Australia are stuck with hundreds of  people under deportation orders because India, Pakistan and  African origin nations are uncooperative,