Stop the boats

[Sorastro]

Stop the boats...sounds simple enough but when you consider it's a very lucrative money spinner for the gangs operating this trade stopping it becomes a little difficult.

France, despite us giving them £millions each year are doing bu**er all to stop this trade, their just glad to see the back of them so no help from over the water.

The government {and the previous one} said "We're going to smash the gangs" how? you smash one gang there's another dozen ready to take it's place it's a ludicrous situation,
Also 99% of these immigrants coming over are young men, each {apparently} has paid the gang master about £5,000 for a place on the boat, if they are as poor and downtrodden as they claim to be where do they get that kind of money? it's cheaper to come to Britain via the Q.E.2 and a good majority of them, once here, cannot be traced. My opinion is they are sent here by these gangs and once here they work in the black economy sending money back to these gang masters thereby flooding this country with a cheap unaccountable workforce that are feeding money into the gangs bank accounts.

How to stop the boats,,,,I could put a stop to it tomorrow, line up the french beaches with spotty kids with pellet guns

[Old Cruser]

Where do the Migrants get money to pay these Crooks to  bring them here?

[Sorastro]

So......speaking of illegal immigrants how's the "One in one out policy doing?"

So far last week one thousand in.........47 out.

Maths was not my strong subject at school, it would appear it isn't the governments either!

[Old Cruser]

This situation has been increasing for many years and I doubt any one Party is to blame for not tightening things up.
Some will be very much in need others of needing safety others not so.
The one thing we all know is it cannot go on, we just don't have the recourses in our small country.
It's a difficult and humane situation isn't it.

[Sorastro]

On top of the boat people we are apparently starting to get an influx of people from the Chagos islands. Since the U.K. has decided to give up the sovereignty of the islands those British dependants living in Chagos who want to remain under British rule are making their way here.

Whether this is right or wrong is perhaps a discussion for another time, it's just adding to the ever increasing numbers entering Britain. The one in one out policy really needs to step up a gear as at the moment the ratio of the in's far outways the ratio of the out's.