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They shouldnt have been there in the first place. Maybe if the French had shown a backbone and sent them packing back where they came from , then there wouldnt be the problems in Calais.

 

Yeah, they should be fine in Aleppo shouldn't they. :huh:

 

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So we let them in and every time we don't give them what they want they riot,like what's been said shouldn't be there.

 

Or, more accurately, we don't let them in, and then when we bulldoze the place where they're staying they get upset.

 

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i dont no one person who thinks any of them should be allowed to enter the uk.

 

Figures. People tend to be friends with those of a similar background, intelligence and political persuasion.

 

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The good thing to come from this from the UK`S perspective is they are being moved and made to apply for asylum in FRANCE .

 

The system should be changed entirely. Apply for asylum wherever, but end up where the EU distributes you. Distribution based on population of the host nations. So Greece doesn't get overwhelmed with immigrants, but the UK has to take it's fair share for a change.

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The good thing to come from this from the UK`S perspective is they are being moved and made to apply for asylum in FRANCE .

 

And once they have that then they can come over here just as they intended.

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Yeah, they should be fine in Aleppo shouldn't they. :huh:

 

So out of the 10000 in the jungle how many are from Syria and then how many are from Aleppo?

I don't mind us taking them in if its warranted and they're in danger.

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Yeah, they should be fine in Aleppo shouldn't they. :huh:

 

---------- Post added 23-10-2016 at 19:25 ----------

 

 

Or, more accurately, we don't let them in, and then when we bulldoze the place where they're staying they get upset.

 

---------- Post added 23-10-2016 at 19:26 ----------

 

 

Figures. People tend to be friends with those of a similar background, intelligence and political persuasion.

 

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The system should be changed entirely. Apply for asylum wherever, but end up where the EU distributes you. Distribution based on population of the host nations. So Greece doesn't get overwhelmed with immigrants, but the UK has to take it's fair share for a change.

 

Don't you think we have taken our fair share already, our population has gone up by 3 million

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Yeah, they should be fine in Aleppo shouldn't they. :huh:

 

---------- Post added 23-10-2016 at 19:25 ----------

 

 

Or, more accurately, we don't let them in, and then when we bulldoze the place where they're staying they get upset.

 

---------- Post added 23-10-2016 at 19:26 ----------

 

 

Figures. People tend to be friends with those of a similar background, intelligence and political persuasion.

 

---------- Post added 23-10-2016 at 19:27 ----------

 

 

The system should be changed entirely. Apply for asylum wherever, but end up where the EU distributes you. Distribution based on population of the host nations. So Greece doesn't get overwhelmed with immigrants, but the UK has to take it's fair share for a change.

 

Fair share? The UK takes in more than 600,000 immigrants a year and rising, so after 5 mullion in the last 10 years you can see why we are getting miffed about it.

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...The UK takes in more than 600,000 immigrants a year and rising, so after 5 million in the last 10 years...

 

To give a broader picture: according to Migration Watch, in the year to March 2016, immigration was 633,000. Emigration stood at 306,000, thus net migration to the UK was 327,000. The figures indicate net migration at well below 5 million over the past 10 years.

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To give a broader picture: according to Migration Watch, in the year to March 2016, immigration was 633,000. Emigration stood at 306,000, thus net migration to the UK was 327,000. The figures indicate net migration at well below 5 million over the past 10 years.

 

the better picture can be take from NI numbers issue around 1.2 million isued in 2016

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