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Every day an asylum seeker story

Posted by Liz Dance on 23/2/2025, 9:04 am

Apparently a Turkish man and and his wife entered the UK early 2000, in 2005 the man killed his wife, spent, I think 12 years in jail was supposed to be deported. As ever the same scenario man fights deportation, eventually he is allowed to stay why, he is afraid that his murdered wives family, back in Turkey, might seek revenge, I am surprised he didn’t decide that a Right to a Family life should be the reason to be allowed to stay in the UK!!!

Re: Every day an asylum seeker story

Posted by Sheila on 23/2/2025, 11:06 am, in reply to "Every day an asylum seeker story"

Sadly Liz, we read this nearly everyday. We have no idea who is in this country now.

Re: Every day an asylum seeker story

Posted by Norman on 23/2/2025, 11:10 am, in reply to "Every day an asylum seeker story"

Isnt it a pity that we can't put the Military in charge of keeping the country safe.

We should have paid Turkey to imprison him all those years ago as it would have been a lot cheaper & a lot tougher for him. Then of course we wouldnt allow him back.
All criminal migrants should be deported as we have enough of our own.

Re: Every day an asylum seeker story

Posted by Liz Dance on 23/2/2025, 11:24 am, in reply to "Re: Every day an asylum seeker story"

What I forgot to mention was that this person entered the country illegally, need I say more?

Re: Every day an asylum seeker story

Posted by Steve in Australia on 23/2/2025, 10:50 pm, in reply to "Re: Every day an asylum seeker story"

I much prefer Japans stance on asylum seekers and how they deal with criminals.