Immigration

Wisbech Eagle said:
If true, and that seems a big if, then of course it’s not ok. It’s supposed to be none. How on earth are they getting the approvals? In my experience the Home Office are being increasingly inclined to turn applications down, often for spurious reasons.
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Why are you not believing it, because it is the Express? Another example of right wing media can’t be right? Reported in more than one outlet. Ever heard of HRA? As you will know, most visa applications that are refused get a right of appeal, in my experience very few lose at appeal. As I’ve said before appellate judges tend to make determinations based on their own interpretation which are, on the whole sided with the appellant. When a visa application is refused VO write statements explaining why the applicant doesn’t in their assessment meet the criteria, judges then decide if correct. No visa is refused before it is assessed by at least 2 Officers of different grades
 
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DanH said:
I will always stand up to bullies like you.
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Are you playing the victim yet again?

You are allowed to express opinions on here and confront the consensus without being banned.

That is more than you get from the alternative site being run by people like you.

Stop whining. If you don't want a rebuttal, then don't post.
 
Spindle said:
We don't need immigrants and their families. We need this kind of tech and attitude

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The hospitality sector will be relatively easy. They already have self service ordering for food (MacDonalds) and self service beer taps in some pub chains, expect more of this.

As for the care sector I can see the first wave of robots in specially designed / re-designed care homes. However in the not too distant future these will migrate into most people's homes.
 
Badger11 said:
The hospitality sector will be relatively easy. They already have self service ordering for food (MacDonalds) and self service beer taps in some pub chains, expect more of this.

As for the care sector I can see the first wave of robots in specially designed / re-designed care homes. However in the not too distant future these will migrate into most people's homes.
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The self pouring beer taps in Japan are brilliant
 
HKOwen said:
The self pouring beer taps in Japan are brilliant
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They have them at Millwall and probably some other clubs. Weatherspoon's have been trialling them as well.

I am not suggesting that this will make the world a better place, but as I have previously indicated huge numbers of jobs are being lost especially at the entry level. We do not need large scale migration legal or not especially when we have record numbers not working.
 
There has been a 40% increase in the number of people not working because of ADHD since Labour came to power. This looks like hidden unemployment and Labour wot be the first government to do this as they want to hide the real number of people unemployed. Thatcher did the same.

Medically and statistically it does not make sense.
 
www.theguardian.com

Asylum seeker in UK as part of ‘one in, one out’ scheme says it is unfair on those deported

Man flown from France as part of legal entry programme decries effect on others ‘who may have a similar case’
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You pay to forcibly deport and then pay to fly people over. Plus whatever costs in between. What a wonderful system. I guess I'll do the same for a holiday swap. I'll pay for my own holiday but also pay for someone to come over here and have a holiday. Makes perfect sense.
Also massively helpful for immigration numbers. This should greatly put people off from going to France and trying to get to the UK. You might get sent back and someone else might come over and then you can start all over again! Huge deterrent.
Cost effective, highly efficient and almost bound to have the desired effect. Clear and common sense solution. I fail to see any issues with this at all.

I must say I love how the Guardian still complain for this poor victim. When is enough, enough for the Guardian? Does every immigrant need a new car or two (EV?) and a couple of houses? One to live in with enough bedrooms for each of the extended family and one to rent out so that there is a good, steady income and nice inheritance? Scholarship to Eton and free Oxbridge education?

What's funny then, is what would they find to complain about? "Someone looked at me funny once, I feel slightly unwelcome in Harrods". I await the next comedy story. It is a nicely written comic piece. I really do enjoy the Guardian. I pay the odd contribution to keep them going. They are entertaining on so many levels. Like a fake high brow Sunday Sport with victim hood p*** and inaccessible recipes, sprinkled with fringe culture reviews for shows that might look good to your woke mates but no one actually likes, or even enjoys slightly. It should be called endured entertainment, it just exists to get one up on your woke mates. "Yes, luvvie, I loved v***** monologues, cray, cray - I asked for an encore and watched the very next show. I'd have watched it again but couldn't risk scuffing my Versace bag on the way out darling".
 
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