pocketseagull
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So the plan is to have a functioning asylum system that processes claims in a timely fashion instead of the mess we've got now.
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[Politics] Sir Keir Starmer’s route to Number 10
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
As with all ideas and plans, the proof of the pudding is in the eating.
Let's see how it works in 'real life'.
OK and good.
But they aren't going to grant all asylum claims, are they.
Considering asylum claims seems a big improvement on attempting to send everyone to Rwanda.
Coupled with other measures, engaging with other countries.....why couldn't the Tories do that? Because if asylum were managed it couldn't be weaponized!
One of the oddest things I can ever recall, is the Tories allowing a 'crisis' to emerge then using the existence of it as a stick with which to beat labour. They come up with batshit 'solutions' then accuse Labour of supporting 'uncontrolled immigration' when the 'solutions' are dismissed as batshit mad by labour.
"Well, how are you going to guarantee success then, eh, eh?
". It's as if the Tories are so short of ideas they are inventing fake crises (Brexit/boats) to shine a light way from their own uselessness.
Like in 1984, when the proles were constantly misdirected away from their plight by the endless reporting of wars against Eurasia. Or was it Eastasia? Who knows? But we have to keep on making sacrifices in order to ensure victory.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Do you think that the system can cope with figures that we currently see, or do you fear a backlog might build?
Rdodge30
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To be honest Harry, whilst (like you) I welcome any attempt to solve this issue in a humane and organised manner, I can’t believe for one minute that there are any ‘return agreements’ to be struck with any countries at all. I wonder if there are any such agreements anywhere already in place? I would file that part of the statement along with the £140billion green spending plan.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Have you responded in relation to the figures above regarding the daily boats?
What have we 'coped' with this before?
There are currently no safe and legal routes to travel to Britain to claim asylum - Priti Patel closed the last of them down.
We only have the increase in boats because we stopped the previously functioning legal asylum processes.
I'd love to join in the convo, but I have potty on ignore for repeated offenses against logic, reason and honesty. And punctuation? Yes, and punctuation.
Whatabout that?
I salute your indefatigability.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Not QUITE my question but as I expected.
We'll see, Starmer will have it sorted by Christmas no doubt.
Ooh, you'll like this from them then: "What have we 'coped' with this before?"
I bet you get an 'ironic' thumbs up from potty for that
Why does he remind me of Cartman so?
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OK
The annual number of asylum applications to the UK peaked in 2002 at 84,132 - we didn't have much of a backlog because we had a functioning system for processing them.
In 2023, 67,337 applications for asylum were made in the UK - we now have a backlog because the system is not functioning properly.
So, yes - a functioning system can cope with the numbers crossing in boats.
@Is it PotG? - why the 'ha-ha' emoji? What's funny about facts and figures from the House of Commons own stats?
Vacuous sniping; it’s his modus operandi.
rogersix
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he has nothing else
He does this to be 'ironic'.
Well, he thinks he's being ironic.
When I say 'thinks'.....
You can guess the rest
Rdodge30
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Trouble at mill…?
According to today’s Guardian Union leaders not happy with new Labour document which waters down aspects of Raynor’s worker’s rights proposals. Weak language on fire and rehire…. Loophole provided for zero hours contracts….. right to switch off now to be ‘best practice’
According to today’s Guardian Union leaders not happy with new Labour document which waters down aspects of Raynor’s worker’s rights proposals. Weak language on fire and rehire…. Loophole provided for zero hours contracts….. right to switch off now to be ‘best practice’