Epping Hotel Asylum Seeker incarcerato per attacchi al personale in Essex – BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gzxv7lxw8o
di CasualSmurf
Epping Hotel Asylum Seeker incarcerato per attacchi al personale in Essex – BBC News
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4gzxv7lxw8o
di CasualSmurf
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So he clearly did something in Germany, serious enough for them to revoke his settled status, so then he tried his luck here.
If only we had a Europe-wide data sharing system so we’d share information about everyone to avoid this situation.
>The 32-year-old’s barrister said he was suffering a mental breakdown at the time and now wanted to return to Syria.
Supposed breakdown allegedly caused by trauma from fleeing Syria. Right…
>The defendant spent time in Turkey before being granted residency in Germany, but an incident, not detailed to the court, led to his settled status being revoked.
If he doesn’t voluntarily return like he says he wants to then the home office should be going straight for deportation. The man’s not fleeing persecution or danger, he’s shopping around.
The guy wants to go back to Syria so, perfect, let him serve his sentence and then send him to Syria.
But, how is this not an instant “no” in an asylum claim?
> Mr Baker said Sharwarq was an engineer and “came into the UK by boat” in the hope of getting work
Coming to the UK in the hope of getting work is economic migration, pure and simple, and there are rules for that. If you enter illegally and that’s the reason you came, it should be an instant return.