Reply to: Immigration ramblings

[Bee]

Colloquial English. It's not hard to work out what it means. 3rd definition here Your | Define Your at Dictionary.com

Hey wait...I know what the word "your" means.

Oh never mind...this is to complex for me.

[NotAllThere]

Ok



My typical Brexiter!!! Me!!!!..I don't get it!

Colloquial English. It's not hard to work out what it means. 3rd definition here http://www.dictionary.com/browse/your?s=t

[Bee]

If we leave the EU one principle reason is to reduce unskilled EU migration...

Ok

That is what your typical Brexiter from the poorer regions up north voted for - no polish immigrant taking the 14 hours a week job they hoped to get in Aldi.

My typical Brexiter!!! Me!!!!..I don't get it!

[eek]

No, take the NAT’s post, I thought that EU immigration would be unaffected and non-EU would be potential stopped by Brexit - The other way around.
Where did you get more immigrants from my post? You are twisting my words.

If we leave the EU one principle reason is to reduce unskilled EU migration... That is what your typical Brexiter from the poorer regions up north voted for - no polish immigrant taking the 14 hours a week job they hoped to get in Aldi.

[Bee]

How would Brexit (which may result in the UK not allowing EU immigrants to come to the UK) result in more immigrants from the EU?

No, take the NAT’s post, I thought that EU immigration would be unaffected and non-EU would be potential stopped by Brexit - The other way around.
Where did you get more immigrants from my post? You are twisting my words.

EU immigration (potentially stopped by Brexit) and non-EU (unaffected), and a visa and a license.

[northernladuk]

Bee pops up and here we go again

[eek]

Surprised, because I thought would be the other way around.

How would Brexit (which may result in the UK not allowing EU immigrants to come to the UK) result in more immigrants from the EU?

[northernladuk]

Surprised, because I thought would be the other way around.

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[Bee]

Yes. Which bits are you having difficulty with?

Surprised, because I thought would be the other way around.

[NotAllThere]

Are you serious!?

Yes. Which bits are you having difficulty with?

[Bee]

Strange article. Goes from non-EU immigration to EU immigration and back again, says twice that that organisations have been "granted visas", when they've been given a license to sponsor visas. I guess DM readers don't know the difference between EU immigration (potentially stopped by Brexit) and non-EU (unaffected), and a visa and a license.

And of course, it's got nothing to do with ICT.

Are you serious!?

[original PM]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tyne-37753713

It's all good

[vetran]

It happened before with a Jamaican guy who needed a transplant, and the only perfect match was a relation from Jamaica with a young child.

The UK government was embarrassed into allowing her in by the media. It helped that the church and a charity funded her stay.

The home office do it all the time.

sadly so, we should be able to be compassionate without being shafted.

Unfortunately having met a few overstayers it seems a popular route in.

[SueEllen]

Yet THIS poor woman's sister is not being allowed in to give her a potentially life-saving bone marrow transplant.
Disgraceful!

Leukaemia transplant blocked by Home Office visa denial - BBC News

It happened before with a Jamaican guy who needed a transplant, and the only perfect match was a relation from Jamaica with a young child.

The UK government was embarrassed into allowing her in by the media. It helped that the church and a charity funded her stay.

The home office do it all the time.

[NotAllThere]

Strange article. Goes from non-EU immigration to EU immigration and back again, says twice that that organisations have been "granted visas", when they've been given a license to sponsor visas. I guess DM readers don't know the difference between EU immigration (potentially stopped by Brexit) and non-EU (unaffected), and a visa and a license.

And of course, it's got nothing to do with ICT.