Argahhhhhh! They're everywhere!!!!

**mcquiggd** · 24 July 2006, 20:01

Immigration.... coming to any reasonably sized village with a dole office near you....

**xoggoth** · 24 July 2006, 22:02

Had to walk through huge swarms of the little buggers to get to my van today.

**mcquiggd** · 24 July 2006, 22:03

Don't worry, John Reid will have them deported within 50 years.

**mcquiggd** · 24 July 2006, 22:14

Bah! The worst kind - rumanian termites.

Thieving gypsy drug dealers.

They will deflower your daughter, too...

The sooner we have uniformed border police failing to stop them at great expense, the better

**NickIT** · 24 July 2006, 22:22

Protein!!!!!

**BlasterBates** · 25 July 2006, 07:06

They'll all be dead tomorrow, its just an "ant" orgy.

**wobbegong** · 25 July 2006, 08:02

Originally posted by zeitghost

Look on the bright side, we've got illegals down in Dorset...

Termites.

Sadly true, but the house prices prevent ghettos, and on the up side, at least we've got some good beaches!

Wob in 'shallow' mode.

**Troll** · 25 July 2006, 10:18

Originally posted by mcquiggd

Don't worry, John Reid will have them deported within 50 years.

Or perhaps not...

More resources are being released to frontline immigration staff
The UK's immigration system has been denounced as a "horrible mess", as Home Secretary John Reid launches his latest initiative to shake-up the department.
He will say embarkation controls are to be brought back to help check whether or not people have left the UK.

There will also be more resources for staff to carry out surveillance work.

But Lady Mar, who has quit the Asylum and Immigration Tribunal, said the system was "one horrible mess" and feared Mr Reid's plan was "all talk".

The Countess of Mar, a crossbench peer, was a high profile member of the tribunal - a body which deals with claims from migrants who have been refused leave to remain in Britain - for 21 years.

She said she decided to step down as a matter of "conscience" when she realised that many of the claims were "tutored by agents".

I have a horrible feeling it is all talk and no do

"We used to get the same story over and over again," she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

"There were huge delays in the Home Office, there was procrastination by the lawyers representing the appellants - the whole thing is one horrible mess."

When the independent tribunal refused claims, failed appellants were "not being sent back", she said.

"I first noticed this in about 1997, and it's got worse since then, although we are told the situation is now improving.

"A whole industry has been built up with false papers, false passports, false stories and a whole lot of legal people who are bleeding the taxpayers really."

**Clog II The Avenger** · 25 July 2006, 10:23

Yum Yum

Argahhhhhh! They're everywhere!!!!