I have very limited sympathy for the majority of illegal migrants to Europe. The convention on refugees (which is presumably the international law being discussed) made perfect sense in the 1940s when drawn up but needs a serious overhaul today, and in the current situation returning migrants to their point of origin should really be the default position anyway.

But I think we should probably draw the line at ziptie-ing a man's hands behind his back and dropping him in the sea.

An invasion is usually defined as a military from another government. The Russians that invaded Ukraine obvi aren't migrants, they're soldiers. Whereas a Russian family fleeing Russia to avoid being drafted, they would be migrants.

Human beings do have the right to come into all countries, but war is something you always use to deny rights. Poverty is useful - whites will refuse to acknowledge human rights as soon as there's a rumor of poverty. Whites don't share - whites don't extend Rights.
Confused about invasion and arriving? Of course you are. It's very devilish. Every devil is very confusing.

Here in Europe many if the boat migrants are armed with knives and use violence