Two more illegals for you...
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My site just received a delivery of insulation from France on a German registered lorry.
The lads on site opened the (security sealed) curtain sided trailer to start unloading and two Jonathan Foreigner types jumped out of the back, ran down the delivery yard, knocked the security guard over who was just closing the gates and buggered off towards the city centre. One of them turned around on his way through the gate and blew a kiss to one of the lads who had tried to “rugby tackle” him and missed.
A few personal belongings in the back of the truck, razor and shaving foam, folded maps of UK cities, a few Euros, gloves and scarfs etc.
I was initially angry and wanted them caught, and obviously phoned the police who turned up fairly quickly and interviewed the driver and took the belongings, but as the day wears on I wonder what life must be like at home to make it worth stowing away in the back of a lorry with no idea of what you’ll be met with at the other end (probably a free house and regular benefit payments).
Anyway that is all – just a bit surprised at my own thoughts on it as I normally have strong views on such matters…
The lads on site opened the (security sealed) curtain sided trailer to start unloading and two Jonathan Foreigner types jumped out of the back, ran down the delivery yard, knocked the security guard over who was just closing the gates and buggered off towards the city centre. One of them turned around on his way through the gate and blew a kiss to one of the lads who had tried to “rugby tackle” him and missed.
A few personal belongings in the back of the truck, razor and shaving foam, folded maps of UK cities, a few Euros, gloves and scarfs etc.
I was initially angry and wanted them caught, and obviously phoned the police who turned up fairly quickly and interviewed the driver and took the belongings, but as the day wears on I wonder what life must be like at home to make it worth stowing away in the back of a lorry with no idea of what you’ll be met with at the other end (probably a free house and regular benefit payments).
Anyway that is all – just a bit surprised at my own thoughts on it as I normally have strong views on such matters…
The Curn said:
but as the day wears on I wonder what life must be like at home to make it worth stowing away in the back of a lorry with no idea of what you’ll be met with at the other end (probably a free house and regular benefit payments).
That is the problem, in most cases life is hard but no different to the past generations, its the fact they know what they will get for free if they claim asylum in this country. If we actually made it harder for them then we wouldnt seem like such a attractive destinationNickyboy said:
its the fact they know what they will get for free if they claim asylum in this country. If we actually made it harder for them then we wouldnt seem like such a attractive destination
Don't be misled by what's printed in the Daily Mail etc - life for asylum seekers in the UK is pretty tough. To really teach them a lesson, many get sent to Glasgow. Deva Link said:
Nickyboy said:
its the fact they know what they will get for free if they claim asylum in this country. If we actually made it harder for them then we wouldnt seem like such a attractive destination
Don't be misled by what's printed in the Daily Mail etc - life for asylum seekers in the UK is pretty tough. To really teach them a lesson, many get sent to Glasgow. philthy said:
Fartgalen said:
Is the driver going to get a fine for this ?
Two grand a head usually.No appeal.
hopefully common sense will prevail and mean that chap doesn't have to pay. (won't hold my breath)
soad said:
Deva Link said:
Nickyboy said:
its the fact they know what they will get for free if they claim asylum in this country. If we actually made it harder for them then we wouldnt seem like such a attractive destination
Don't be misled by what's printed in the Daily Mail etc - life for asylum seekers in the UK is pretty tough. To really teach them a lesson, many get sent to Glasgow. Funk said:
Can someone point out to me where the incentive is for the driver to report the illegal stowaways? I must have missed that part.
If I were a driver and that happened to me, I'd be staying schtum.
I was just thinking that too, it's obviously meant as a deterrent to stop drivers receiving money for transporting stowaways, but I can't help thinking it's slightly counterproductive.If I were a driver and that happened to me, I'd be staying schtum.
Neil H said:
Funk said:
Can someone point out to me where the incentive is for the driver to report the illegal stowaways? I must have missed that part.
If I were a driver and that happened to me, I'd be staying schtum.
I was just thinking that too, it's obviously meant as a deterrent to stop drivers receiving money for transporting stowaways, but I can't help thinking it's slightly counterproductive.If I were a driver and that happened to me, I'd be staying schtum.
Deva Link said:
Nickyboy said:
its the fact they know what they will get for free if they claim asylum in this country. If we actually made it harder for them then we wouldnt seem like such a attractive destination
Don't be misled by what's printed in the Daily Mail etc - life for asylum seekers in the UK is pretty tough. To really teach them a lesson, many get sent to Glasgow.
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