Illegal migrants popping back home for Christmas must have their claims instantly and permanently shredded
Insane asylum
LET us hear no more drivel about the small boats being crammed with refugees fleeing persecution in hostile lands.
Not when some pop back there for Christmas.
They have arrived illegally, filed their bogus asylum claims in soft-touch Britain, then tried to nip home to see mum and dad and open their pressies.
“A lot of people who have claimed asylum are heading back to their own country for holidays,” admits Border Force chief Phil Douglas.
It is an obscene joke.
Clinching proof our system is broken.
These cheats must have their claims instantly and permanently shredded.
Most illegals are fleeing nothing.
They are just economic migrants jumping the queue.
And remember this too:
The Rwanda deterrent fell foul of Supreme Court judges who feared the African country might return migrants to dangerous lands they had “fled”.
How comically ridiculous that now looks, when some try to go home for a holiday.
Sick strikes
DON’T get ill until at least January 9.
Incredibly, that is actual advice from GPs’ surgeries crippled by the indefensible junior doctors’ strikes.
Urgent cases are about all they can handle.
If the militant BMA union gave a damn about the NHS, or suffering patients, it would end these walkouts.
Its members chose a rewarding career with a set path ultimately to a six-figure salary.
Their claims of poverty pay, even in the first year, are as risible as the preposterous rise they are demanding.
These doctors are being appallingly led by hard-Left agitators.
But they are meant to be motivated chiefly by healing the sick, not wealth and holidays.
What went wrong?
Dismal Dawn
AN outspoken Labour MP who thinks police should nick her online critics represents a whole new order of snowflake.
Dim Corbynite Dawn Butler rightly copped flak on Mumsnet after claiming transphobia inspired Brianna Ghey’s murder despite police ruling that out.
Now she expects cops, who have failed to arrest Islamist thugs publicly threatening to slaughter Jews, to collar anyone who upsets her.
Still, who knows? They might do her bidding.
They’re clearly intimidated by jihadists.
Not so much by middle-class mums they can pin a “hate crime” on.
Merry Xmas
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