The Home Office and UK government policy concerning asylum seekers/Rwanda deportations
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8ball
Maximum Facepalm
There’s also the old point made by Tony Benn that would conclude that what is being “given to working people” with this Bill is an awareness of what the Government would also do to them, if they thought they could get away with it.
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Rob Ray
Weight is meaningless
£290 million.
www.theguardian.com
This amount would be go most of the way to solving the Raac concrete problem in schools either through demolition and rebuilding or less complete works like roof replacement
www.google.com
‘Cloak and dagger tactics’: Tories paid Rwanda an extra £100m for asylum deal
Ministers criticised after civil servant tells MPs payment was made in April after £140m had already been sent
This amount would be go most of the way to solving the Raac concrete problem in schools either through demolition and rebuilding or less complete works like roof replacement
Price of fixing school concrete crisis in England ‘approaching £150m’
Exclusive: analysis suggests bill could rise much further, with major rebuilding programme possible instead of temporary fixes
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
But RAAC doesn't affect their schools.
Come to think of it, people moving to the UK from abroad to attend their schools don't seem to have any issues with visas and shit either.
Makes you think.
By think, of course I mean, want to go fucking postal on these cunts.
Come to think of it, people moving to the UK from abroad to attend their schools don't seem to have any issues with visas and shit either.
Makes you think.
By think, of course I mean, want to go fucking postal on these cunts.
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
If Rwanda DOES end this, Sunak is utterly finished there and then. The phrase betting the farm comes to mind. If by farm you mean insane sums of money better spent
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
A 74 year-old grandmother and former proprietor of a traditional British fish and chip shop, who has lived in Britain for 42 years, has been ordered to leave the UK - after a Home Office email went into her junk folder:
French national living in Leicester for 42 years faces deportation
(Source: SWNS)
(Source: SWNS)
The Home Office said it needed more evidence that she had lived in the UK continuously for five years.
(Source: as stated in image)
French national living in Leicester for 42 years faces deportation
(Source: SWNS)
(Source: SWNS)
The Home Office said it needed more evidence that she had lived in the UK continuously for five years.
(Source: as stated in image)
Serge Forward
Just enjoyin' my coffee.
Holy shit 
I remember Mrs Zarcone and her husband very well and often visited their chippy, which was just down the road from me.
I remember Mrs Zarcone and her husband very well and often visited their chippy, which was just down the road from me.GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
Holy sh!t
She can stay (after the Home Office was publicly shamed by the BBC):
(Source: as stated in image)
Grandmother threatened with deportation after 42 years can stay
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
gryphoneer (@gryphoneer.bsky.social)
the government of rwanda threatens to withdraw from a proposed agreement that would allow the UK to send over undocumented migrants for processing and resettlement. the reason given is that the british government refuses to meet minimum standards of international law
bsky.app
please please please
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
Let Tom Pursglove MP, Minister of State for Legal Migration and Delivery (since 7 December 2023) explain it all to you:
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
That's charitable. Of course they have the numbers: they just don't think they should be accountable.
PR1Berske
Alligator in chains by the park gates.
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
I didn't think they had forced them back onto there. Grim.
Hopefully Sunak will lose and be exiled into a painful gulag
andysays
Love and solidarity
People returned in October, apparently.
I wonder if today's tragedy will have an impact on tonight's vote.
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
There seemed to be a grim probability of that when it was announced. How desperately sad; what a fucked up country.
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
FTFY
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
Very much doubt that, given the electorate.
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
What time is the vote? Is it an all day debate session?
Bingoman
Well-Known Member
7pm
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
What was it that Tom Pursglove MP, Minister of State for Legal Migration and Delivery said in the interview that would lead anyone to conclude that he had any idea whatsoever what he was actually talking about?
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
Frankly, I'm not surprised. You couldn't do more to constructively encourage suicide than what this government is doing, to often already-traumatised individuals.
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cupid_stunt
Chief seagull hater & farmerbarleymow's nemesis.
Considering how important this debate is supposed to be, there's hardly any MPs in the commons, 3 or 4 dozen at most.
MickiQ
In My Defence I was left Unsupervised
They will probably show up later for the vote, most likely propping up the Commons bar at the moment. This is just the first of several votes isn't it. Embarassing for Rishi Sevenbins if it fails at this hurdle but still plenty of time for MP's to either kibosh it or append their own favourite hobby horses to it later.
Yeh I think it's gotta through three readings? I mean, what's the fucking point. It's never going to work even if by some miracle it passes all of those. Jenrick's actually right on this. Any asylum seeker coming here will find some reason to say that Rwanda represents a danger to them. Utterly clueless.
As for Cleverly repeating again and again across the box, 'what's your plan then'... Labour would do well just to hold their steady course of not actually having any policies. On anything. And let the Tories continue destroying themselves.
As for Cleverly repeating again and again across the box, 'what's your plan then'... Labour would do well just to hold their steady course of not actually having any policies. On anything. And let the Tories continue destroying themselves.
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