Here is yet more proof that the UK system is broken. The massive influx of Muslim migrants continues unabated, no matter what their background, and despite the threat to national security. And now, fifty “‘boomerang’ migrants were given the right to stay in Britain last year — despite being kicked out before.” As Tory MP Peter Bone noted: “The migrants seem to be gaming the system to eventually get the result they want.”
It is up to the UK and other Western countries to be strict with the enforcement of border security measures in the interests of national security. Britain long ago lost control of its migration problem, to the “humiliation” of the nation (or at least of the government). Aside from the problem with “boomerang” migrants, the UK has been allowing in thousands of illegal Muslim migrants who have entered the country via the English Channel. There is no solution in sight, and no plan to stop the flow of illegal migration, no matter the cost to British citizens. Political correctness is the most important value as far as the UK government is concerned.
“’GAMING THE SYSTEM’ Fifty ‘boomerang’ migrants have been granted asylum despite being kicked out before,” by Ryan Sabey, The Sun, September 19, 2020:
FIFTY “boomerang” migrants were given the right to stay in Britain last year — despite being kicked out before.
The number was more than double the 19 granted asylum in the previous year.
Many were said to have played the system, with some lodging a fresh claim within weeks of their first rejection, records show.
One Afghan whose application was refused in 2004 after spending six years in the UK returned in 2016. Their second application was accepted.
Last year’s returnees came from Libya, Somalia, Uganda, Ethiopia, Iraq, Bangladesh, China and Pakistan, records from the Home Office reveal.
It is negotiating agreements with countries to remove those who had no right to stay and stop them returning.
Tory MP Peter Bone last night said: “The migrants seem to be gaming the system to eventually get the result they want.
“Ministers should consider new rules which forbid those who have made a failed attempt from coming back.”…