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[Kiffa 4.0]

The chart goes from the brexit deal you buffoon.
Its gov. UK. Ffs.
Not from when the public voted, from when the Boris got it over the line and we were officially out with the oven ready deal.

Theres only one person here looking daft

So no pre Brexit data

Thanks

 

[LlanBlue86]

So no pre Brexit data

Thanks

 

[LlanBlue86]

You also showed no data from before Brexit you dull cunt

 

[Nugent]

So no pre Brexit data

Thanks

Literally has post brexit data, what a berk

 

[TH63]

Ive quoted gov.uk son.
Ironically you quoted Durham University, the same place I took the piss out of your leader @TH63 for quoting professor Tom from hmmmmmmmmmmmm

The Dublin III Regulation: a recap​

The ‘Dublin III Regulation’ and all other aspects of the Common European Asylum System will no longer apply to the UK from January 2021.

The Regulation’s purpose is to ensure that an asylum application is only considered by one of the participating states (the EU member states plus Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Switzerland).

It sets a hierarchy for determining which state should be responsible for processing an asylum application. It gives greater importance to family reunion than which country an asylum seeker first entered. The Regulation also sets out transfer processes and timescales.

What future UK-EU co-operation did the Government want?​

The Government (That’ll be the Tory government) did not want to replicate the provisions of the Dublin Regulation.

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Anyone who seriously wants to reduce boat crossings should want to rejoin the EU

 

[TH63]

Literally has post brexit data, what a berk

Do you not understand the difference between “pre” and “post”?

 

[Nugent]

The Dublin III Regulation: a recap​

The ‘Dublin III Regulation’ and all other aspects of the Common European Asylum System will no longer apply to the UK from January 2021.

The Regulation’s purpose is to ensure that an asylum application is only considered by one of the participating states (the EU member states plus Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein and Switzerland).

It sets a hierarchy for determining which state should be responsible for processing an asylum application. It gives greater importance to family reunion than which country an asylum seeker first entered. The Regulation also sets out transfer processes and timescales.

What future UK-EU co-operation did the Government want?​

The Government (That’ll be the Tory government) did not want to replicate the provisions of the Dublin Regulation.

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Anyone who seriously wants to reduce boat crossings should want to rejoin the EU

Dublins not in the UK.
What a mare

 

[Nugent]

Do you not understand the difference between “pre” and “post”?

Of course.

What happens tho when you try to pre post a letter with royal mail

 

[TH63]

Dublins not in the UK.
What a mare

No but it’s in the EU.

Our access to the agreement expired once Britain left the EU, and your mate Joris put nothing in its place. People traffickers spotted the opportunity almost immediately, offering to take people to a country, Britain, from where they could no longer be sent back.
The reason nobody in this thread has come up with any small boat statistics pre-brexit is because there were no small boats before brexit.
Your pal Joris and his mate Nigel were so desperate for power, they forgot about that little detail in the “oven-ready” deal.
The small boat journeys started the minute we left the EU.
Turkeys voting for Christmas.
Or put another way, Racists voting to have more illegal immigrants.

 

[Kiffa 4.0]

No but it’s in the EU.

Our access to the agreement expired once Britain left the EU, and your mate Joris put nothing in its place. People traffickers spotted the opportunity almost immediately, offering to take people to a country, Britain, from where they could no longer be sent back.
The reason nobody in this thread has come up with any small boat statistics pre-brexit is because there were no small boats before brexit.
Your pal Joris and his mate Nigel were so desperate for power, they forgot about that little detail in the “oven-ready” deal.
The small boat journeys started the minute we left the EU.
Turkeys voting for Christmas.
Or put another way, Racists voting to have more illegal immigrants.

Reality here outstrips the imagination that would seek to construct it

 

[Nugent]

No but it’s in the EU.

Our access to the agreement expired once Britain left the EU, and your mate Joris put nothing in its place. People traffickers spotted the opportunity almost immediately, offering to take people to a country, Britain, from where they could no longer be sent back.
The reason nobody in this thread has come up with any small boat statistics pre-brexit is because there were no small boats before brexit.
Your pal Joris and his mate Nigel were so desperate for power, they forgot about that little detail in the “oven-ready” deal.
The small boat journeys started the minute we left the EU.
Turkeys voting for Christmas.
Or put another way, Racists voting to have more illegal immigrants.

Cmon now tone.

Thats because, technically, under the EU, the boat boys were deemed as "legal" entrants until forms, passports, big teles and i phones were sorted, hence not appearing in the data you want it to appear in

Are you really that bonkers son?

I thought you were more intelligent than thos

 

[Nugent]

Reality here outstrips the imagination that would seek to construct it

I read that and want to build a lego castle

 

[Kiffa 4.0]

Cmon now tone.

Thats because, technically, under the EU, the boat boys were deemed as "legal" entrants until forms, passports, big teles and i phones were sorted, hence not appearing in the data you want it to appear in

Are you really that bonkers son?

I thought you were more intelligent than thos

Born in the EU were they?

 

[Nugent]

Born in the EU were they?

No, and as your leader will tell you shortly, under the EU law, we had to be fanny's and let em in easily, more easily than now

 

[Kiffa 4.0]

No, and as your leader will tell you shortly, under the EU law, we had to be fanny's and let em in easily, more easily than now

apology accepted

 

[TH63]

No, and as your leader will tell you shortly, under the EU law, we had to be fanny's and let em in easily, more easily than now

Under EU law, the migrants had to apply for asylum in the first EU country they arrived at. If any of them snuck into a lorry we coukd send em back.
Brexit put paid to all that.
The French must’ve been laughing their coqauvin’s off

 

[Nugent]

Under EU law, the migrants had to apply for asylum in the first EU country they arrived at. If any of them snuck into a lorry we coukd send em back.
Brexit put paid to all that.
The French must’ve been laughing their coqauvin’s off

Yep you're right. Theres actually no problem here at all.
Waiting times are at an all time low in hospitals cos you got treated once on a day surgery out patients and there's hotels in abundance cos you got digs in Leicester once for a tenner

 

[Kiffa 4.0]

Yep you're right. Theres actually no problem here at all.
Waiting times are at an all time low in hospitals cos you got treated once on a day surgery out patients and there's hotels in abundance cos you got digs in Leicester once for a tenner

oooof

sounds of a dun lad

 

[TH63]

Yep you're right. Theres actually no problem here at all.
Waiting times are at an all time low in hospitals cos you got treated once on a day surgery out patients and there's hotels in abundance cos you got digs in Leicester once for a tenner

I didn’t say there wasn’t a problem did I?

The problem was made worse by Brexit.

A problem created by Farage. Made worse because we had a moron as PM.

 

[Nugent]

I didn’t say there wasn’t a problem did I?

The problem was made worse by Brexit.

A problem created by Farage. Made worse because we had a moron as PM.

All farages fault. The guy with a handful of MPs, you couldn't make this shit up