I don't understand this no ID thing. Surely in the age of the computer, it wouldn't be too difficult to establish with a few basic questions wether someone lived in the country they claim to come from or not.
Move on quickly nothing to see here
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I don't understand this no ID thing. Surely in the age of the computer, it wouldn't be too difficult to establish with a few basic questions wether someone lived in the country they claim to come from or not.
Slightly less according to some reports, but this region is growing exponentially whilst the EU market is shrinking. It's a deal worth having, surely to suggest otherwise would is silly.
The UK in CPTPP: our analysis | Deloitte UK
Following two years of negotiations, the UK has reached agreement in principle to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership – or CPTPP for short.
We already had a deal with all but two of them, lol.
The government says the deal will boost UK GDP by 0.08% over 10 years.
We have benefitted from being able to trade with two additional countries that were not on the EU trading list. Malaysia and Dubai.
Meanwhile, Brexit rules are set to cause more harm to the UK in 2024. Rules the Tories were too scared to implement earlier for fear of the financial harm they will cause.
Brexit - total pile of shít.
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Slightly less according to some reports, but this region is growing exponentially whilst the EU market is shrinking. It's a deal worth having, surely to suggest otherwise would is silly.
The UK in CPTPP: our analysis | Deloitte UK
Following two years of negotiations, the UK has reached agreement in principle to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership – or CPTPP for short.www2.deloitte.com
The UK goods trade has suffered its steepest five-year fall on record, highlighting how Brexit has reduced flows both into and out of Britain, say economists.The volume of UK goods imports and exports was 7.4 per cent smaller in 2023 than in 2018, the largest five-year decline in goods trade since comparable records began in 1997, according to FT calculations of data published by the Office for National Statistics on Friday.The ONS reported that the volume of imports fell 7.4 per cent compared with 2022 and was down 3.8 per cent compared with 2018.Meanwhile, exports fell 4.6 per cent year on year, with substantial drops in exports to both EU and non-EU countries. Over five years, export volumes fell 12.4 per cent.
Nothing you have posted indicates the UK is better off out of the EU. Quite the opposite. Brexit has harmed and continues to harm the UK.
Brexit - total pile of dog turd.
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Then let them work
Then punish them
Nonsense, you are in the minority, thankfully.
UK is among countries with the most positive attitude towards refugees, poll finds
Survey comes as government rhetoric on immigrants gets increasingly toxic, adopting far-right slogans
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So there is no easy solution
Nonsense - what do you think bibbybarge is.
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Not comparable with being left on a ship in the north sea, that's for sure.
Then let them work
Then punish them
Nonsense, you are in the minority, thankfully.
UK is among countries with the most positive attitude towards refugees, poll finds
Survey comes as government rhetoric on immigrants gets increasingly toxic, adopting far-right slogans
I prefer the Singapore approach. They are a richer and more civilized society with extremely low crime. When people illegally enter their country, they are apprehended, flogged, imprisoned and then kicked out.
Only people with low IQs and emotional disorders want illegal immigrants, and the manifest problems they bring, in their country.
Ps. Sorry, I'm not clicking on your guardian link and am not interested in their propaganda. Governments repeatedly win elections on the back of promises to significantly reduce immigration and prevent illegal immigration. That they fail is another matter, but it is what people vote for. Even a lot of immigrants - like people I know - don't want illegals here and think the numbers being allowed in legally is now ridiculous. But you just keep swallowing those blue pills, Dougal.
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More nonsense. Can you point to anyone who actually wants illegal immigration?
The same ones who believe in open borders?
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Who is that? Or are we just going to have more non answers?
You and other imbeciles who want open borders.
"Let them work then.." , "imprison them then.."
Your words.
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And where did I say I wanted illegal immigration? We should have controlled immigration which this Government obviously has no interest in.
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More nonsense. You are just making stuff up.