Hundreds of criminals escape deportation
22 July 2012, 05:10 PM
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Hundreds of criminals escape deportation
Originally Posted by Sky Hacks
The Home Office allowed 250 foreign criminals who should have been deported at the end of their prison sentences to stay in Britain without their cases being considered by a court, it has been reported.
Originally Posted by Sky Hacks
At least one terrorist, up to eight killers and rapists, 20 robbers and eight paedophiles were given permission to stay last year without a judge deciding their fate
22 July 2012, 05:18 PM
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For the worst of crimes...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/9285...portation.html
http://www.metro.co.uk/news/905194-u...t-child-rapist
whose 'rights'???
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/9285...portation.html
http://www.metro.co.uk/news/905194-u...t-child-rapist
whose 'rights'???
22 July 2012, 06:19 PM
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Mean while they ruthlessly do port those that have contributed to the Country.
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/...g-british.html
http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/...g-british.html
22 July 2012, 07:29 PM
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yep come to the uk, commit a serious offence, spend a few months at one of our all inclusive holiday resorts, then as a reward for your crimes you get to spend the rest of your days sh4gging, smoking and drinking at the expense of the uk tax payer, and as if that weren't enough, the more scum you breed the more they get paid.
I'm in the wrong business, this working for a living is a mugs game.
I'm in the wrong business, this working for a living is a mugs game.
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22 July 2012, 10:28 PM
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I agree....
They can't deport anyone back to a 'war zone' - but you think the individual would keep his nose clean in this country so as not to risk going back
And then I have experiences of immigration tracking down individuals and deporting them - and all these people do is work in kitchens and send money back home to their families. They work their socks off 7 days a week for little pay and live on site. Why don't we keep these and pursue the others.
They can't deport anyone back to a 'war zone' - but you think the individual would keep his nose clean in this country so as not to risk going back
And then I have experiences of immigration tracking down individuals and deporting them - and all these people do is work in kitchens and send money back home to their families. They work their socks off 7 days a week for little pay and live on site. Why don't we keep these and pursue the others.
22 July 2012, 10:41 PM
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Brilliant, just brilliant... this decision has come about over their perceived human rights. But the question people quickly forget is "what about our right to live in a society free from this imported scum".
It beggars belief that anyone in their right mind can allow this to happen. Our society is so scared of upsetting people it would seem we're now worried about upsetting criminals rather than deporting them. Fairly soon we'll probably stop arresting them altogether - just in case the experience is too traumatic for them.
It beggars belief that anyone in their right mind can allow this to happen. Our society is so scared of upsetting people it would seem we're now worried about upsetting criminals rather than deporting them. Fairly soon we'll probably stop arresting them altogether - just in case the experience is too traumatic for them.
The stopping arresting them already happens.have spoken to a very high up police officer in d&c constabulary and he has admitted that officers are told not to stop known immigrants in cars with no tax etc as they have pulled knives on officers in the past so its safer to let them be.
24 July 2012, 02:51 PM
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Surely if you contravene someones human rights by committing a crime you should automatically negate your own!
This needs to be brought in quickly!
This needs to be brought in quickly!
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