Better weather = many more immigrants 822 yesterday

JenniferEccles

That is true Cossy but attempts to control the numbers arriving have been thwarted at every turn by the Left, politicians, Left leaning lawyers and, frankly, daft Christian clergy who have been fooled by those claiming to have converted to Christianity to avoid deportation.

In a weird sort of way the consistency cheers me up.

I agree with JenniferEccles. Whether it cheers you up or not, zakouma, what she says is absolutely correct. The lawyers who concoct stories and advise sham baptisms are a disgrace to my profession.

Ok so if you want all these ppl fleeing from war torn country of France 🇫🇷 where do you stick them who is paying for them how many are you housing and when did our country get bigger did i miss that bit. Like their said no room at the inn lol

Nannashirlz

Ok so if you want all these ppl fleeing from war torn country of France 🇫🇷 where do you stick them who is paying for them how many are you housing and when did our country get bigger did i miss that bit. Like their said no room at the inn lol

No one has actually stated anyone “wants” am infix of migrants, however they enter. I’m not sure how many times some of us have to repeat and repeat the same thing over and over again!

We all know France isn’t a worn torn country.

We all know despite ££££££m given to France not a lot is going on to stop them.

We know France offered us a base to help start the asylum claim process, we declined.

We know the Rwanda scheme has cost £££££m and so only three people have gone, one was paid £3,000 to voluntarily go, the two came back as they were MPs.

We do want to stop dangerous crossing, we do want processing to be more effective and efficient, we do agree that migration is an issue and should be addressed.

Nothing much can be done with anything now until July 5th, and only time will tell how this all pans out.

Rowantree

I hear received bigotry and Farageism. Similar to 1930's Germany.
This appalling government have a great deal to answer for, but up go the smokescreens and it works - blame the immigrants.

It’s nothing like Germany in the 30s, nothing at all. Jewish people were desperately trying to get out of Germany in the 30s, whereas here we have 3/4 of a million arriving legally and hundreds a day arriving illegally and then claiming asylum when their first foot is on British soil.
It’s actually the complete opposite of Germany in the 30s.

zakouma66

JenniferEccles

That is true Cossy but attempts to control the numbers arriving have been thwarted at every turn by the Left, politicians, Left leaning lawyers and, frankly, daft Christian clergy who have been fooled by those claiming to have converted to Christianity to avoid deportation.

In a weird sort of way the consistency cheers me up.

Then you and the ones mentioned above pay for them.

maddyone

Rowantree

I hear received bigotry and Farageism. Similar to 1930's Germany.
This appalling government have a great deal to answer for, but up go the smokescreens and it works - blame the immigrants.

It’s nothing like Germany in the 30s, nothing at all. Jewish people were desperately trying to get out of Germany in the 30s, whereas here we have 3/4 of a million arriving legally and hundreds a day arriving illegally and then claiming asylum when their first foot is on British soil.
It’s actually the complete opposite of Germany in the 30s.

No, it's not the opposite of the 1930s. Jews (and others) were trying to leave Germany, which would be today's equivalent of Afghanistan or Iran. Other countries, including the UK, didn't want them. It wasn't just Germany where anti-semitism was rife.

Nannashirlz

Ok so if you want all these ppl fleeing from war torn country of France 🇫🇷 where do you stick them who is paying for them how many are you housing and when did our country get bigger did i miss that bit. Like their said no room at the inn lol

If there's "no room at the inn", why are so many visas issued for perfectly legal immigrants? They use the same resources as those who arrive by boat. There are far more immigrants with visas than others. The UK could stop legal immigration, if it wanted. Why hasn't it?

There's a flaw in the "no room at the inn" argument.

I am fully aware growstuff that other countries didn’t want the Jewish people trying to escape Germany, Austria, and indeed ultimately, other European countries. Some countries had quotas, and under the desperate circumstances, these were quickly filled.
But you know that as well as I do.
Therefore we must support the state of Israel so the Jews have a homeland of their own so it can never happen again.
Additionally no one is murdering migrants in their millions like the Jews were murdered. They are accommodated, given pocket money, medical care and dental care if needed, all free. So yes, the complete opposite of Germany in the 30s.
And the opposite of what France does too.

Those who have visas will not need to be fed and housed by the taxpayer. They will have demonstrable skills which we need or they will be students - though the latter category needs to be more closely monitored as it’s a known means of abuse of the system, as is the sponsorship of care workers.

growstuff

Nannashirlz

Ok so if you want all these ppl fleeing from war torn country of France 🇫🇷 where do you stick them who is paying for them how many are you housing and when did our country get bigger did i miss that bit. Like their said no room at the inn lol

If there's "no room at the inn", why are so many visas issued for perfectly legal immigrants? They use the same resources as those who arrive by boat. There are far more immigrants with visas than others. The UK could stop legal immigration, if it wanted. Why hasn't it?

There's a flaw in the "no room at the inn" argument.

As far as I understand legal immigrants who come here either for education or to work have to be able to support themselves with proof of bank balance and/or have a sponsor to be a guarantor.

It is not easy for a U.K. citizen to bring a foreign spouse into the country (even from the EU) there are numerous hurdles and hoops to negotiate and it can take many months, sometimes over a year.

Unfortunately the people rocking up illegally have paid people traffickers, and are making these people extremely wealthy.

If they are two intent to live in the U.K. why not apply for refugee status in an European Country, get their passport, papers and remain to stay and then apply to come to the U.K. to work or study, much better use of their €’s than funding criminal people traffickers?

two should have been so 🤷‍♀️

All matters of morals/ethics aside, the fact remains that we do not have nearly enough reasonable, affordable housing for the numbers we already have - whether native or immigrants.

Witzend

All matters of morals/ethics aside, the fact remains that we do not have nearly enough reasonable, affordable housing for the numbers we already have - whether native or immigrants.

Cannot disagree with you on this.

Germanshepherdsmum

Those who have visas will not need to be fed and housed by the taxpayer. They will have demonstrable skills which we need or they will be students - though the latter category needs to be more closely monitored as it’s a known means of abuse of the system, as is the sponsorship of care workers.

No but they still will use NHS, schools if they have children, and will need a house in which to live. I think that’s the salient point. They may have come here with the skills we require but what if they become unwell, have an accident or lose their jobs?

I think the question is WHY hasn’t legit immigration been more controlled?

Witzend

All matters of morals/ethics aside, the fact remains that we do not have nearly enough reasonable, affordable housing for the numbers we already have - whether native or immigrants.

Absolutely correct.

Germanshepherdsmum

Those who have visas will not need to be fed and housed by the taxpayer. They will have demonstrable skills which we need or they will be students - though the latter category needs to be more closely monitored as it’s a known means of abuse of the system, as is the sponsorship of care workers.

You wouldn’t think that posters would need telling this bit of info would you? Plus the fact that they have a valid passport and papers detailing who they are and can be checked for criminality on the database.Unlike anyone arriving on a small boat.

We need immigration to fill certain jobs, but it has to be the legal kind only.

Oreo

Germanshepherdsmum

Those who have visas will not need to be fed and housed by the taxpayer. They will have demonstrable skills which we need or they will be students - though the latter category needs to be more closely monitored as it’s a known means of abuse of the system, as is the sponsorship of care workers.

You wouldn’t think that posters would need telling this bit of info would you? Plus the fact that they have a valid passport and papers detailing who they are and can be checked for criminality on the database.Unlike anyone arriving on a small boat.

It’s not actually true though. The person appointed to a job in the UK brings their family, who all use the UK’s services. So for every migrant with a skill the UK needs, there are probably two others using the resources here too. Most jobs don’t have housing attached, so that is a drain on housing stock, as well as schools, hospitals, GPs etc. depending on the wage of the migrant, they and their family may also claim benefits.

God help you if you might rock up at A and E and be cared for by a migrant.

My Father in his last days was cared for by a Syrian consultant, a more decent human being it would be hard to find.

Absolutely!

At present anyone applying for a skilled worker’s visa has to have a job paying at least £38,700 pa. By no means a fortune.

Everyone knows that many migrants are doing wonderful jobs in our country and are totally supportive of migrants coming here legally to work zakouma.
People are concerned about the ones who are coming here illegally on small boats, and immediately asking for asylum, and therefore becoming legal. They are concerned about the cost to the economy, millions of pounds a day, of people who are a burden on our overburdened state.
People are also concerned about the level of legal immigration because in anyone’s book, three quarters of a million people in one year is too many. Many of these are not productive and essential, students and dependents are not essential and add nothing to the economy, and use the services that are already overburdened.

Germanshepherdsmum

At present anyone applying for a skilled worker’s visa has to have a job paying at least £38,700 pa. By no means a fortune.

The regulations are much more nuanced, and apply for considerably lower salaries than that, here is the NHS guidance.
www.nhsemployers.org/articles/impacts-changes-uk-immigration-policy#:~:text=Key%20points,to%20bring%20dependents%20as%20normal.

Casdon I distinctly remember the “exceptions” to this salary, as it didn’t allow for junior nurses, primary school teachers and carers, all of whom are needed