Iam64
Stopping the boats has always seemed an impossible task. We arenāt the only country in Europe trying to deal with the endless supply of desperate people seeking sanctuary or even a better life. If there were solutions Iām sure France, Germany. Greece, Italy, Denmark etc etc would have found them.
Sorry for appearing negative but Iām being realistic.
It needs international solutions and āsmashing the gangsā has to be attempted. Itās such a lucrative trade by unscrupulous people, I wish I - or preferably various governments had answers.
I know our public services and housing are overwhelmed. The reality is the majority applying are given settled status. Being angry and anxious wonāt change it. Trumps tariffs wonāt help either
We need to put significant resources into processing and deporting . Iād like to see the criminal justice system more inclined to deport criminals, especially those convicted of violence and sexual offences. The human rights of the honest population should top those of violent offenders.
Also tighten up the nonsense of organised crime applying for student loans illegally, get onto fraudsters exploiting our benefits system,
I've re quoted this as I think it does lay out the situation without getting in accusations
I dont think anyone who has posted whatever their POV sees current levels of economic migration as sustainable.
......as opposed to legal immigration, of people we need to work here, who do of course have to live somewhere
..and as opposed to genuine asylum seekers.
But equally no one has come up with a viable total magic plan of tackling it, as Iam said, its happening all over Europe.
I think she's said the "best we can do".



