Child rapist's deportation stopped by immigration court

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SueEllen replied

15 July 2012, 20:03
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

You want our politicians and law enforcers to be free to operate outside the law? Interesting.

They just try and change the laws to suit themselves anyway.
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VectraMan replied

15 July 2012, 19:13
Originally posted by BolshieBastard View Post

Totally agree. Just when are Home Office \ UKBA going to have the balls to ignore these 'rulings' and say 'fooker off, they're going on the plane out of the UK'?

You want our politicians and law enforcers to be free to operate outside the law? Interesting.
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AtW replied

15 July 2012, 16:59
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Got to love the Human Rights Act.

The human right to claim benefits: Jobless could sue for better payments under controversial plan | Mail Online

"Farce: Human rights law will be extended to include the right to enjoy a comfortable standard of living courtesy of the taxpayer (picture posed by models)"
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MarillionFan replied

15 July 2012, 16:35
Got to love the Human Rights Act.

The human right to claim benefits: Jobless could sue for better payments under controversial plan | Mail Online
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BolshieBastard replied

15 July 2012, 16:30
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

I am now of the opinion that this country is beyond repair, there is a majority that got us there and resist any attempt to get us out.

Totally agree. Just when are Home Office \ UKBA going to have the balls to ignore these 'rulings' and say 'fooker off, they're going on the plane out of the UK'?
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TestMangler replied

15 July 2012, 16:19
Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

LOL

WHS
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TimberWolf replied

15 July 2012, 16:12
Originally posted by AtW View Post

"Prime Minister David Cameron has promised to take action on the legislation that helps foreign criminals stay in the UK. "

LOL
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AtW replied

15 July 2012, 15:03
"Prime Minister David Cameron has promised to take action on the legislation that helps foreign criminals stay in the UK. "

Shocking decision for sure - I'd put him on the first plane there, with parachute if necessary to drop off.
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BrilloPad replied

15 July 2012, 14:55
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

I am now of the opinion that this country is beyond repair, there is a majority that got us there and resist any attempt to get us out.

+1
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minestrone replied

15 July 2012, 11:55
I am now of the opinion that this country is beyond repair, there is a majority that got us there and resist any attempt to get us out.
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TimberWolf started a topic Child rapist's deportation stopped by immigration court

15 July 2012, 11:25
Child rapist's deportation stopped by immigration court

The UK Border Agency has reacted angrily to a court ruling allowing Sani Adil Ali, a Sudanese asylum seeker who raped a 12-year-old girl, to remain in Britain.
Child rapist's deportation stopped by immigration court - Telegraph

Maybe there's sometimes a reason why they are wanted by their own countries. Or not wanted in this case.
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