As I always point out, I cannot feel sorry for these people who clearly pass by other safe countries to make it to the UK!! Desperate, persecuted people would stop wherever they could be safe!! Why come all this way??? Sorry, nothing will change my mind on that score!
i think we should get people from our own country with homes and jobs before we help them i mean they come into our country take our jobs what about that factory in hull that closed down made almost 2000 ENGLISH workes jobles then it opens back up with no hard working english people all from other lands im not saying they shouldt be allowd over here im just saying OUR people come 1st not some person half way around the world but thats only my point of view
@fazzy107 Indeed, Enlish workers should be given priority. However, you would be suprised to know how much more gratefull Ayslum seekers are to work here. The complexity surrounding this topic is more to do with the financial impact, which the state needs to take into account, since they have an impact on unemployment in this country and wage levels. So, Whilst econmist's are counting their monies, Boaz Trust are embracing destitutes and rebuilding their shattered lives.
...They are not allowed to work (so they are not taking your jobs!) they are not allowed to claim benefits, and they are not given council housing. Many live in real fear of being returned to their home countries to face torture and imprisonment, having fled from truly awful situations. How would you feel in their shoes?
Even if you believe that the home office is infallible and always makes the right decisions, which is highly questionable, the fact is that these people are refused asylum but not immediately deported. Indeed, many are left waiting for years or cannot even get travel documents to return as their countries will not have them back and they are left stateless. Meanwhile they are left destitute and homeless...
They should not live here in the first place in less they pass a series of checks. First and foremost, ENGLISH. How many live here in OUR country to this day and cannot speak a word of english is ridiculous. And its these people that are taking our jobs.
sumtimes tho people from places like sudan have no choice, and if they were to go back there they'd get shot on sight(this isn't always the case, but it dus happen to sum ppl)
you should be more accepting of them, not pushing them away
and no, i'm not saying i'm perfect or a saint myself(or anything simlar)
As I always point out, I cannot feel sorry for these people who clearly pass by other safe countries to make it to the UK!! Desperate, persecuted people would stop wherever they could be safe!! Why come all this way??? Sorry, nothing will change my mind on that score!
RetroGirl1974 1 year ago
i think we should get people from our own country with homes and jobs before we help them i mean they come into our country take our jobs what about that factory in hull that closed down made almost 2000 ENGLISH workes jobles then it opens back up with no hard working english people all from other lands im not saying they shouldt be allowd over here im just saying OUR people come 1st not some person half way around the world but thats only my point of view
fazzy107 2 years ago
@fazzy107 Indeed, Enlish workers should be given priority. However, you would be suprised to know how much more gratefull Ayslum seekers are to work here. The complexity surrounding this topic is more to do with the financial impact, which the state needs to take into account, since they have an impact on unemployment in this country and wage levels. So, Whilst econmist's are counting their monies, Boaz Trust are embracing destitutes and rebuilding their shattered lives.
SupportingBoazTrust 1 year ago
If the government can't remove people, they should be allowed to work to support themselves. Everyone's human after all.
jimquk 2 years ago
...They are not allowed to work (so they are not taking your jobs!) they are not allowed to claim benefits, and they are not given council housing. Many live in real fear of being returned to their home countries to face torture and imprisonment, having fled from truly awful situations. How would you feel in their shoes?
boaztrust 2 years ago
Even if you believe that the home office is infallible and always makes the right decisions, which is highly questionable, the fact is that these people are refused asylum but not immediately deported. Indeed, many are left waiting for years or cannot even get travel documents to return as their countries will not have them back and they are left stateless. Meanwhile they are left destitute and homeless...
boaztrust 2 years ago
All country's have immigrants fair enough but we in Britain have way..WAY to many
TrickyWannabe 2 years ago
I dont care about to be honest
VANSMAN1000 2 years ago
They should not live here in the first place in less they pass a series of checks. First and foremost, ENGLISH. How many live here in OUR country to this day and cannot speak a word of english is ridiculous. And its these people that are taking our jobs.
faralith 2 years ago
@faralith
sumtimes tho people from places like sudan have no choice, and if they were to go back there they'd get shot on sight(this isn't always the case, but it dus happen to sum ppl)
you should be more accepting of them, not pushing them away
and no, i'm not saying i'm perfect or a saint myself(or anything simlar)
InariChannel 2 years ago
You're wrong you know. They're not taking our jobs - asylum seekers are not able to work in the UK
KitchenCopilot 2 years ago
If the government won't allow them to live here, then they shouldn't.
Yes, it seems unfair, but it's the decision of law.
Im guessing these comments are in need of approval, so you won't see this message, because somebody out there is afraid of criticism. How sad.
TheGearsKeepTurning 2 years ago 2
Brilliant - keep up the good work!
I found the music too loud . It's really difficult hearing what Amar is saying...especially with the unfamiliar accent.
beccabumps 2 years ago 2
@beccabumps Wow, where do YOU live? That accent is far too familiar to me!! :@
RetroGirl1974 1 year ago