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OldBrit · 61-69, M
So in the UK "illegal migration" is a hot topic. But of those that cross the channel illegally to enter the country when their asylum claims are processed the majority are granted asylum. So I don't understand how it was illegal migration they were actually fleeing oppression, violence etc.
The number of asylum seekers is tiny compared to the number the government gladly give worker etc visas to. It's all a smoke and mirrors exercise to avoid people realising we have an economic model that doesn't function without immigrants currently.
The number of asylum seekers is tiny compared to the number the government gladly give worker etc visas to. It's all a smoke and mirrors exercise to avoid people realising we have an economic model that doesn't function without immigrants currently.
LordShadowfire · 46-50, M
@OldBrit There are definitely similarities between the UK and the US, then.