The Immigration Question

Well, well, well.

Germany are going to use the very same facilities that we built in Rwanda to house immigrants!

A junior partner in the coalition has suggested it.
However as the German Ambassador to the UK has said  "Let’s be clear, there is no plan of the German government to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda," he said.
"The discussion is about processing asylum applications in third countries under international humanitarian law and with support of the United Nations."

Whereas the UK wanted to break international law and leave the asylum seekers there even if their application was agreed and accepted, the German proposal is simply to house them there while processing their applications. It is intended to be done within international law.
If successful they would return to Germany, the country for which they are applying for asylum.
You make it sound as if its the same principle Nobby, it isn't. 

Someone in a minority party in Germany suggests using the UK's abandoned Rwanda plan, and suddenly it's 'Germany Takes Over Rwanda Facilities'.

Very surprised that anyone with a modicum of sense would see fit to suggest it's serious.

More sensible Teutonic heads have nipped that one in the bud of course.

It's a classic case of "it may not be true, but I want to believe it"

Meanwhile, in Germany...

"Germany will bring in controls on all its land borders to deal with the 'continuing burden' of migration and 'Islamist terrorism', the country's interior minister has told the EU.

Nancy Faeser of the struggling Social Democrat party (SPD) has finally accepted that Germany has no choice but to enforce proper border controls if it has any hope of coping with the staggering amount of unauthorised entries.

According to German newspaper Bild, the new rules will see 'harsh rejections of migrants at the borders'.

Faeser has reportedly already informed the EU Commission of the decision, which is fuelled by deep-rooted panic over Germany's current migrant situation and internal security threats."


"Manuel Ostermann, deputy federal chairman of the Federal Police Union, has launched a fierce condemnation of Schengen, the EU's hair-brained border-free scheme, in an interview with Focus magazine.

'The crisis in Germany's security is a direct consequence of Schengen's ineffective policies. Schengen's inability to manage migration effectively has put Germany's safety at stake.'

'Germany must realize the current failure of Schengen and either make a concerted effort to return to the current legal situation or terminate Schengen,'



Here he pointed to the rising crime rates in Germany, exacerbated by the migration crisis, as proof that Schengen is no longer viable.

He said Schengen's open borders have made it easier for criminals to operate across Europe, impacting Germany's safety.

'Schengen has failed to protect Germany from the influx of criminals, necessitating immediate action.'

'We must continue to notify our internal borders because border controls, whose effectiveness has been proven, are no longer maintained under Schengen.

'The failure of Schengen is evident in the increased crime rates, making it clear that changes are needed.'"


Daily Mail

The IOPC and Manchester Police are having an investigation into who released the film that showed the WPC get her nose broken at Manchester Airport,thus proving the guilt of the Muslim thugs.

I think they're looking for a way of letting them off.

In the scenario the Police had released the film proving the Muslim thugs guilty,it may well of stopped alot of trouble.

You're talking rubbish,you nasty little stuck up traitor.

Oldie's first part is true, their could be the danger of them getting off on a technicality by posting the video, prejudicing the case.

That's because you have zero understanding of the law.