Invasion Europa: A Subhuman Flood of Mud People

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10432787/Nearly-100-migrants-brought-ashore-crossing-English-Channel.html

Nearly 100 migrants attempting to cross the Channel from France were rescued off the coast of England and brought to Dover today It came after a coastguard spotter plane flying over the Channel reported a sighting of several migrants in severe distress around midday

The pilots reported seeing migrants desperately trying to evacuate water and blow air back into their doomed dinghy which had sprung a leak.

One group of migrants was saved by the UK Border Force vessel 'Hurricane' after air began to escape from the small inflatable boat they were using to make the perilous journey.

Other migrants were transported to shore aboard a small rigid inflatable boat (RHIB) deployed by UK Border Force vessel 'Searcher' alongside the RLNI's Dover Lifeboat.

It comes just one day after it emerged that Prime Minister Boris Johnson reportedly gave Home Secretary Priti Patel the green light to develop new powers that would allow male asylum seekers crossing the Narrow Sea to be held in immigration removal centres.

The Government meanwhile was accused of 'cowardice' earlier this week after it was revealed that the Home Office plans to publish a running total of migrant crossings just four time a year, rather than on a daily basis. 

At least 28,381 migrants arrived in England after crossing the Channel in 2021 - treble the number that made the journey in 2020, despite considerable investment from both UK and French authorities to prevent crossings

The Prime Minister is said to be clamping down on the number of migrants crossing into the UK via the Channel, after it was reported yesterday he had encouraged Priti Patel to proceed with a policy of detaining all male migrants.

Though the Home Office has not published a breakdown of Channel migrants by age or gender, Miss Patel claims that seven in ten of all people who cross the Narrow Sea are single men under 40.

* Muds of a soldiering age probably sent by Sorros!

Mr Johnson’s new gung-ho attitude to border security is part of a series of populist policies which are intended to shore up his tottering premiership as the embattled Tory leader faces calls to quit over the ‘Partygate’ lockdown scandal enveloping Westminster.

Miss Patel is working closely with Attorney-General Suella Braverman to establish what current laws would allow on detention and what new powers would be needed to be approved by MPs, according to The Times

Currently only migrants who land on the UK coast are breaking the law and can be detained, rather than those intercepted in the Channel.

An announcement is due next month as part of wider plans for the Royal Navy to takeover operational control of Channel crossings.

These plans would be accompanied with powers to remove Channel migrants from the UK, including proposals to ‘outsource’ asylum claims to third countries

The vast majority of people crossing the Channel in small boats claim asylum, according to the Refugee Council. At this point the process for what happens varies depending on whether they are an adult, unaccompanied minor or a family unit.

ADULT

1 - Immediately transferred to a short-term holding facility dotted around the country, generally in southern England. Fingerprints are taken and they have a screening interview where they provide their name, date of birth and nationality. This registers them into the asylum system.

2 - One or two days later the asylum seekers would usually be sent to a hostel run by the Home Office, but in the last few years these have become full so officials are using hotels.   

3 - Two to three weeks later they are dispersed to a town or city anywhere in the UK into 'housing in the community' - although these time scales have stretched recent years. In addition, dispersal accommodation has often been full so the Home Office has relied on rented accomodation from three private providers.  The asylum seekers receive housing and £39.63 a week as a cash allowance.

4 - The asylum seekers are issued with a form called a preliminary information questionnaire (PIC) where they are asked why they have a fear of persecution. At some point they are invited to the Home Office for substantive interview where they will be asked questions based on information from their screening interview and PIC form.

4 - If the initial decision is a refusal, the applicant can appeal to an independent tribunal. Their accommodation and support would continue.

5 - If they get an initial refusal and they don't appeal or their appeal is refused they become what's known in official jargon as 'appeal rights exhausted'. The Home Office will send them a letter saying they will be evicted and the weekly support will stop.

6 - They have the option of signing up to the Voluntary Return Scheme, under which the Home Office will pay for their flights. If they don't sign up they are liable to being picked up and detained by immigration officers and perhaps forcibly removed. But they are not enough detention spaces for people in that situation so they often become homeless and destitute, the Refugee Council said.

CHILD

Children (under 18) are sent to a short term holding facility for a much shorter amount of time and then transferred into the care of a local authority. They are allocated a social worker and accomodation.

The Home Office cannot remove minors if they have been separated from their parents. However, if their asylum claim is unsuccessful they could be given a form of leave to remain until they are 17 and a half.

FAMILY

The only slight difference is that if a family become an 'appeal rights exhausted' case the Home Office wouldn't evict them from the accommodation or stop their financial support

A Home Office spokesperson said: ‘The British public have had enough of seeing people die in the Channel while ruthless criminal gangs profit from their misery and our New Plan for Immigration will fix the broken system which encourages migrants to make this lethal journey.’

UK authorities have intercepted more than 800 migrants so far this year — more than three times the 223 who sailed across the Narrow Sea in January 2021. Last year, 28,381 people were intercepted in the Channel, compared to just 8,410 in 2020.

Home Office officials have warned Miss Patel that 65,000 migrants could cross the Channel this year – more than double last year's 28,300 record number.

It comes after the Government was accused of trying to 'cover up' the migrant crisis after it was reported that the Home Office will soon stop issuing daily totals of migrant crossings in favour of announcing a running total at three-month intervals.

Sounds like a cheap and effective way to stopping the muds! Put holes in their inflatable raft in France first! Would have been classic seeing them trying to blow air into the thing while it’s on the waves!

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Britain receives 300 to 600 illegal aliens per day, and agrees to send 500 illegals to Rwanda per year. In return, Britain will receive dozens of UN approved refugees from Rwanda.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10726955/Britain-vulnerable-refugees-Rwanda-Priti-Patels-migrants-shake-up.html

Britain has agreed to take refugees in from Rwanda under Priti Patel’s landmark deal, it has emerged.

Those who fled war or persecution and were granted asylum status by Rwanda will be able to come to the UK under a reciprocal scheme signed by the Home Secretary last week
The crucial detail in the agreement’s small print – which could lead critics to reappraise the agreement – emerged only after Miss Patel returned from the East African nation on Friday.

It states: ‘The participants will make arrangements for the United Kingdom to resettle a portion of Rwanda’s most vulnerable refugees in the United Kingdom, recognising both participants’ commitment towards providing better international protection for refugees.’

A Home Office source said it would apply to ‘a number in the tens, not hundreds’ of people who have already been granted refugee status in Rwanda.

However, the agreement states no limit. The refugees who are brought to this country are likely to be those with the most complex needs, it is understood, such as those with physical or mental health problems.

Details set out in a ‘memorandum of understanding’ between the UK and Rwanda reveals that victims of modern slavery and trafficking could be sent to Rwanda under the scheme.

After a migrant arrives in Britain and is selected for transfer to Rwanda, the Home Office will provide them with a travel document if they do not have a passport, the deal’s small print adds.

This aspect could be vulnerable to legal challenge, it is thought.

But the Home Office’s top civil servant claimed in a letter to Miss Patel that the Rwanda scheme is ‘entirely appropriate’ given the scale of the crisis.

Matthew Rycroft, the department’s permanent secretary, said it was ‘regular, proper and feasible for this policy to proceed

A government spokesman said: ‘Rwanda is leading in supporting the UN High Commissioner for Refugees... and as its partner, the UK will support this effort by resettling a portion of the most vulnerable refugees currently in Rwanda.’

Under the agreement made last Thursday, asylum seekers who arrive in Britain through ‘irregular’ routes – such as across the Channel in small boats – will be removed on Home Office charter flights to Rwanda

The scheme will apply to everyone who has arrived illegally since January 1. Downing Street hopes the first removal flights will take place by the end of next month

Figures released yesterday showed 255 migrants arrived from France on Saturday. Overall, 6,266 migrants have made it to Britain so far this year – a figure not reached last year until July.

Cabinet minister Jacob Rees-Mogg yesterday told Radio 4’s The World This Weekend that the plan would benefit the East African nation.

‘What is being done is providing an opportunity for Rwanda... a country that has gone through terrible troubles. The Rwandan story is almost an Easter story of redemption, isn’t it?’



How about UK gets some African crap from Rwanda in exchange for other African and middle eastern crap (that came on boats illegally) to be somehow resettled peacefully in Rwanda?! How’s that going to work?!

Look who is behind it all “Priti Patel”, everything is just great when Curries get to power!

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11009309/Afghan-migrant-raped-assaulted-children-France-says-normal-home-country.html



Mohammed Rahman Arsala, 32, moved to Saint-Brieuc in northern France in 2018 where he committed a string of offences

He was jailed last year for 15 years for raping a 12-year-old boy and was hauled back before the courts last week to answer for further offences against children.

The court heard in July 2021 how Arsala followed the underage boy off a bus, grabbed his arm and took him to an abandoned warehouse to carry out the attack in August 2018.

After returning the boy to the park, a group of underage girls who had previously been bothered by Arsala saw the distressed look on the boy's face and alerted police and he was arrested later that day

The defence lawyer asked the judge to consider the 'cultural element' of the case, saying it was common practice for men to abuse underage boys in Afghanistan.

The defendant said: 'In my country, it is normal to have sexual relations with young boys because women are inaccessible. When I arrived in France I did not know your laws, but since I learned that it was prohibited'.

The practice of Bacha Bazi is illegal in Afghanistan but perpetrators are rarely punished, with many powerful officials taking part.

Prosecutors said of the defendant: 'He tells us that if he had been married, that would never have happened because he would have had a wife to satisfy his needs… But does he, therefore, see others only as objects?'

Last week, Arsala was taken from his cell in Brest to answer for other sex crimes committed in France.

Before the rape of the 12-year-old boy, the sex criminal assaulted and harassed two underage girls.

In April 2018, he approached one girl claiming to need help in his broken English and lured her to his room where he locked the door.

The young victim said, according to Actu: 'He slammed me against the wall holding me down with his knee, he was way too strong, I was trying to resist, but I couldn't get away, he was trying to kiss me and tear my clothes off, I was terrified, he ended up telling me that if I wanted to leave I had to touch his penis.

'When I told him I would call the police, he immediately opened the door.'

Just days later, she was hospitalised after a suicide attempt, which happened another five times.

Arsala said in court: 'I wanted to touch her a little, but she wouldn't. If she was a decent girl, she wouldn't have come up to my room.'

The following month, another underage girl filed a complaint with police, saying he had pleaded with her to have sex with him.

She said: 'He was insistent and pursued me, I was very scared, I warned my parents who called the police.'

Arsala was jailed for a further three years for the two attacks against the young girls, extending his prison sentence to 18 years.

After serving his term, he will be deported from France.

The sex pest has also been accused of taking photos of young children at school while others reported him masturbating on a beach

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Kill em all.

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11044185/Sunak-defends-Rwanda-plan-says-no-option-table-tackle-Channel-crossings.html
Rishi Sunak has doubled down on his support for the Government's Rwanda deportation policy - saying 'no option is off the table' to make it work if he becomes Prime Minister

'And right now it's not working as well as it should. As prime minister, I will fix that.'

Mr Sunak was unable to give clear assurances that all of his plans to tackle illegal migration would be legal.

On Sunday, the Tory leadership contender set out a range of plans designed to crack down on illegal migration, including an annual cap on the number of refugees coming to Britain.

But in a pooled broadcast interview, he was pressed on whether those plans would be legal

'What we do need to do is be very honest about the challenges that the ECHR, these European laws, have on our ability to grapple with this problem.

'I've said that no options should be off the table. We have a new British Bill of Rights that's being introduced into parliament that I believe will help solve the challenges

'And I've put some other further points in the plan today saying how we could do things differently from the European Convention to strengthen our ability to deport people who shouldn't be here and protect our borders.

'I want people to know this is a very serious issue. It is a priority for me. It's a priority for the country.'

Rishi Sunak said that 'no option should be off the table' to ensure that the Government's controversial Rwanda asylum scheme works

In a pooled interview clip with broadcasters, he said: 'We have always been a compassionate, tolerant and welcoming country. Indeed, I am the product of that and my family emigrated here, but it's absolutely right that the system works fairly for all and people can't break the rules

  Firstly it’d suck to have Curry as PM. Cunning, lying “bout bout  bouting bastards”!

Something is Fishy about Rishi!
Putting reffos on a cruise ship?! Like … where do you think they’d wind up? … duh!

If the European human rights mob stops them from being put in Rwanda , pay off Greenland to take them? Plenty of land there , safe as houses?