[arista]

Today another 71 Illegal Migrants
in 3 boats landed in Dover

The Sea is not rough

BBC

[arista]

[Friday was the busiest day of the year so far
with 336 migrants reaching Britain aboard
19 dinghies and other small boats - and Border Force workers
have warned that the soaring numbers of crossing
will lead to 'mob unrest' in crowded accommodation centres.
At present, most of the migrants who arrive in Kent
are initially housed at a former army barracks
in Folkestone which was set on fire in a riot over
conditions in January amid a coronavirus outbreak.
Asylum seekers are free to come and go
from the camp, and adults have an initial interview
before being sent to accommodation
centres across Britain, paid for by UK taxpayers
and provided by private contractors.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ed-UK-May.html

[arista]

[Asylum seekers win High Court case against
Home Office over being kept in
barracks 'reminiscent of detention centre']

https://news.sky.com/story/asylum-se...entre-12323788


The Government has said it will Carry on Using that Site.

[parmnion]

The ungrateful 6.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

[Friday was the busiest day of the year so far
with 336 migrants reaching Britain aboard
19 dinghies and other small boats - and Border Force workers
have warned that the soaring numbers of crossing
will lead to 'mob unrest' in crowded accommodation centres.
At present, most of the migrants who arrive in Kent
are initially housed at a former army barracks
in Folkestone which was set on fire in a riot over
conditions in January amid a coronavirus outbreak.
Asylum seekers are free to come and go
from the camp, and adults have an initial interview
before being sent to accommodation
centres across Britain, paid for by UK taxpayers
and provided by private contractors.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ed-UK-May.html

When is this all gonna end ..


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[arista]

"When is this all gonna end .."

Once France agrees to accept them back.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

"When is this all gonna end .."

Once France agrees to accept them back.

It’s just that we are jam packed , population-wise - there must be a cutoff point somewhere surely


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

It’s just that we are jam packed , population-wise - there must be a cutoff point somewhere surely

Today Illegal Migrants landed at Hastings beach.


[Border Force says at least 25 people are believed to be on board
and were rescued a few miles off of Hastings Pier.]

Some were Children (Reported Live on Ch5HDnews)

https://www.itv.com/news/meridian/20...f-sussex-coast

[arista]

[arista]

[hijaxers]

What a joke A lorry driver going to jail for trying to take disgruntled migrants back to France !!! I'd have given him an award.

[arista]

[arista]

[Kent County Council reveals it is at 'breaking point' and
threatens to sue the Home Office.]

SkyNews now has it on their ticker

[The Tory local council could launch a
judicial review as early as this week to try
to force Home Secretary Priti Patel to disperse
the youngsters across the country after they arrive.]

[Kent is bearing the brunt of the majority of
migrant arrivals in the UK from mainland Europe
and has a statutory duty to house them.
But it argues that its social services have
been stretched to the point where it can
no longer do this safely,
with some children being sent to stay in London.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ing-point.html

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-57369175

[arista]

[One-year-old baby who died alongside his Kurdish family
trying to cross the English Channel is found washed
up on Norwegian coast 900 miles away
15-month-old Artin went missing on October 27 2020
after boat capsized in Channel
Body found floating in southern Norway on January 1,
but identity was unknown
DNA analysis has now confirmed the body is his,
and his relatives have been told
He drowned alongside father Rasoul,
mother Shiva, sister Anita and brother Armin
in one of the deadliest days of the Channel migrant crisis]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ad-Norway.html


Do not travel on Illegal boats

[arista]

Another 89 Illegal Migrants
arrived at Dover

[arista]

Another 39 Illegal Migrants
arrived in Dover, yesterday



BBC

[parmnion]

They must be burnt to ****


Like with the sun....its not a request b4 anyone starts.

[arista]

Yesterday
over 100 were arrested at Dover.


Ch4HDnews report

[arista]

Last night
A Special Report on NewsnightHD bbc2
found out that other zones were meant to take children
but no money for the Government
has arrived in any part of the UK.

Taking Safe Care of Children from these boats
costs big money.


So the Organization/Charity helping these Illegal Migrants
is not blaming Kent
for saying no more Children can they look after,
As Kent is overloaded.

[arista]

Well Done
Denmark


They are now sending their Illegal Migrants Back To Africa


Reported on Media today

Old Link not up to date
https://www.france24.com/en/europe/2...outside-europe

[arista]

Over Saturday and Sunday
over 300 Illegal Migrants arrived at Dover
some had larger boats.


BBC reports.

[arista]

[Livia]

Originally Posted by arista

Well Done
Denmark


They are now sending their Illegal Migrants Back To Africa


Reported on Media today

Old Link not up to date
https://www.france24.com/en/europe/2...outside-europe

I read that Pritti Patel is in talks with Denmark over sharing resources and having asylum seekers processed offshore. Rwanda, I understand, is being considered to handle the processing.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

I read that Pritti Patel is in talks with Denmark over sharing resources and having asylum seekers processed offshore. Rwanda, I understand, is being considered to handle the processing.

Yes it would make good sense

[Livia]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes it would make good sense

It could be beneficial for Rwanda too, some income and stability. Although everyone's going to have to look at how the refugees are kept. It's got to be fair and the accommodation has to be acceptable with access to medicine etc. Our army has spent a fair bit of time in Rwanda on peacekeeping and medical missions. It could work.

That said, I'm sure there's going to be a lot of resistance, outrage even.