| Should the UK adopt the Greek policy on immigrants? 16:31 - Jul 31 with 2108 views | saint901 |
Greece has recently appointed a new immigration minister. He admits he is conservative in outlook and in any balance to be struck between looking after the interests of the Greek population and immigrants, he will favour the former.
This week Greece has unilaterally suspended their obligations under EU and global Human Rights legislation and has announced that for the next three months at least, no immigrant landing on their shores will be permitted to apply for asylum.
Whether that will slow or stop the flow of people to them from African and other places, remains to be seen.
One reason given for this new policy is a need to protect the Greek economy during the summer tourist season. Given that most illegal immigrants to Greece are automatically sent to holding "camps" (prisons), I'm not sure that this is a valid reason.
He also suggests that he will deport - without appeal - immigrants arriving by illegal means back to their country of nationality (risking their being killed or imprisoned) or failing that the country they sailed to Greece from (risking their being killed or imprisoned).
is this a model for the UK?
Or do our humanitarian principles require us to at least follow the lawful processes we have? |  | | |  |
| Should the UK adopt the Greek policy on immigrants? on 15:39 - Aug 4 with 434 views | Southamptonfan |
| Should the UK adopt the Greek policy on immigrants? on 12:12 - Aug 4 by 1885_SFC |
Not everyone watches the bias BBC News, reads the Guardian or listens to the woke leftie luvvy James O'Brien on LBC Radio, 901. Some of us can see the world around us for what it really is & can make informed choices of our own.
"The Party told you to ignore the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command" - George Orwell 1984. |
Great book that and Animal Farm. "All animals are equal unless" | |
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