It is a sad state of affairs that we cannot expell illegal immigrants from our own country because of the EU, every illegal picked up in the Channel, at service areas on the M20 or on the streets of our towns and cities cannot be deported. Even those convicted of the most serious crimes cannot be sent back to where they came from after they serve their sentences such is the repercussions of having to comply with EU law. We must take back control of our own country and our own destiny before it is too late.
There are a lot of misconceptions in this case and lies from both sides.
So I will start with two of them.
Let's start with a simple one that we have no border controls .
We do, we live on an island and the seas around us are a natural border control. The only direct link is of course the Euro-tunnel, which has become the focus of attention for illegal immigrants as I thought it would, when it was built. We are also told we cannot control our borders, and that is just pure drivel. We are not part of the EU Schengen area, which some claim we are, where people from the EU can just walk in to this country as they wish.
The only place where border crossings are not checked is for British or Irish citizens on the Northern Ireland/ Eire border, but those crossing to the mainland by air or ferry, do need photo I.D.
http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/home-affairs/what-we-do/policies/borders-and-visas/schengen/index_en.htmSecond, that Human Rights regulations are borne from the EU. Completely false. in reality 'Human Rights' were brought into UK law by the Labour Government with the Human Rights Act 1998. Also, the Council of Europe in the aftermath of the second world war were responsible for bringing about the European Convention on Human Rights and the UK was part of it's creation.
I'll leave Boris Johnson to his bananas, which is singularly appropriate to him.
More later.
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