Immigration Thread

[Stacky]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1787519645659910351

The organisers own photos:

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

You can arrive in Dublin Airport and lose your passport somewhere between the plane and border control and still be let in.

You send the migrant back over the border, they get on another bus and get past the checkpoint the next time.

It would seriously inconvenience all the people who cross the border everyday and have been doing so for years.

The much fought for all-island economy and socio-economic links between North and South are even more developed now than they were during the Troubles.

People do not want to go back 30 years and we would be an international laughing stock all over some asylum seekers.

How exactly are you going to patrol all the many back roads and fields that crisscross the border?

They can across the channel in a small dingy so it would not even be a challenge to them.

We once had 2 highly armed armies and 2 police forces trying to stop people crossing the border for 30+ years and they couldn't stop it.

Any small few checks would only be tokenistic and more importantly ineffective.

Tbh I'm done replying to you as it IS going around in circles. You don't think it is a good idea, fair enough. As it is being done already on a small scale just needs increasing, I think it is a good idea and you won't change my mind on that.

 

[Meridian]

It is not a transport companies responsibility in the first place.

We cannot have a border with checkpoints for too many reasons.

Random checkpoints are pointless and would rightly be only seen as ineffective and tokenistic.

Back in the day when I was driving coaches across to the UK and indeed The Continent.

On this side all we looked for was the ticket, which the passenger would have gotten from a travel agent.
So on the way to Rosslare Port we would advise the passengers on the PA system that they should have their passports ready in case authorities in Rosslare needed to see them, but especially for when the ship got to Wales.
It was not as such our responsibility.
Again on the other side after the last stop at Bristol again, we would again advise the passengers about their passports.

As regards continental services, any of the ones i worked on were school kids on tours to Paris / Geneva etc. So the school teachers looked after all of the administrative tasks there.

Because no one wants a closed border with checkpoints.

Apart from the Unionists of course.

No point increasing the frequency of checks for the sake of it as the border has to be 100% secure to have any effect.

Tackle it bi-laterally with the next U.K. Govt.

Multi-laterally at E.U. level.

Control all the things that we can control at interactions to speed up asylum seekers claims and appeals etc.

Increase deportations.

Communication at a diplomatic level to foreigners thinking of coming here and rigoursly enforce the laws here at points of entry.

Again the issue here is we have to rely on the public and civil service for the above.

We all know well how productive they are

 

[Do the opposite.]

The organisers own photos:

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1787518004453859699

And again ,notice the bridge in the background. Perhaps you're data is incorrect Stacey, what a shock ?

 

[Stacky]

Tbh I'm done replying to you as it IS going around in circles. You don't think it is a good idea, fair enough. As it is being done already on a small scale just needs increasing, I think it is a good idea and you won't change my mind on that.

It is a good idea but impossible for too many reasons.

People will just find another way around it as they always do and just not worth it for that reason.

 

[Do the opposite.]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1787519645659910351

Stacey's estimated crowd of 473.

 

[Stacky]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1787518004453859699

And again ,notice the bridge in the background. Perhaps you're data is incorrect Stacey, what shock ?

Another dense thicko on "ignore"

 

[Stacky]

They will eventually have to take a far harder line on immigration, its not a question of if, it is of when.

Wow.

We never knew.

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

Stephen Murphy from Sky said definitely 1000s at the March

https://twitter.com/x/status/1787474027184894014

 

[Crankycorner]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1787519645659910351

Wow ?