government opposes is to align the process which happens for eu nations, something called the inadmissibility criteria, when an individual registered their claim but automatically found it admissible and won t have a substantially of interview. the problem is we already know that within the eu, there are countries such as hungary and poland who are currently dealing with litigation by the european parliament, which are excluded. also, the courts are independentjudges, and they have to decide whether there is a real risk in relation to sending that individual back. knowing with albania, you have blood feuds and criminal gangs, these individuals are already at risk groups. what the government is going to do is not passing up the process. it will
there are a high percentage of asylum requests from albanians that get approved and get granted. i have interviewed people who have been subjected to blood feuds and horrific violence from organised crime. members of the lgbt community who have been hounded out of their local communities. there are valid requests. there is a lot of work that needs to be done on the ground in albania to fix the problems here, but there is also a work that needs to be done in the uk to prevent this as well. ijust to be done in the uk to prevent this as well. i just feel that throwing around this kind of rhetoric, like an invasion, which is what we talk about in war, this does absolutely nothing to help any of the problems that are creating this perfect storm situation. ls that are creating this perfect storm situation. , ., ., situation. is there, though, a roblem situation. is there, though, a problem with situation. is there, though, a problem with albanian - situation. is there, though, a| problem w
is there a route for them to apply for asylum in the uk legally question you ll of course there is. so why not go down that route and instead take the dangerous route crossing the channel? thea;r instead take the dangerous route crossing the channel? instead take the dangerous route crossing the channel? they take that route because crossing the channel? they take that route because they crossing the channel? they take that route because they are crossing the channel? they take that route because they are desperate - crossing the channel? they take that route because they are desperate to | route because they are desperate to stop when you set foot in the uk you can claim asylum, which is what they are doing. 53% of asylum requests in the uk in the last year have been approved. the hateful rhetoric being pushed by the government, which is ultimately failing at a laughing stock among the rest of europe, is simply to distract from this. they are pushing this rhetoric to distract f
has a very complex answer. it is a safe country, i live here, i love living here. there are many problems here. we had to consider as well that in europe and the uk, a high percentage of asylum requests from albanians get approved and granted. i have interviewed people who had been subjected to blood feuds and horrific violence from organised crime. members of the lgbt community who were hounded out of their local communities. they are valid requests. there is a lot of work that needs to be done on the ground on albania to fix the problems here. there is also work that needs to be donein there is also work that needs to be done in the uk to prevent this as well. ifeel throwing done in the uk to prevent this as well. i feel throwing around this rhetoric, like an invasion, which is what we talk about in war, this does absolutely nothing to help any of the problems which are creating this perfect storm situation. it:
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