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Labour's “open door” immigration policy knowingly risked allowing dangerous people to settle in Britain unchecked, according to documents seen by The Sunday Times. Full Article at Times Online
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Home Office officials say MSPs can no longer dial the helpline because immigration is a Westminster responsibility and information will only be made available to MPs. Today, Edinburgh South Liberal Democrat MSP Mike Pringle said he had used the... Full Article at Edinburgh Daily News
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Page last updated at 17:27 GMT, Wednesday, 4 November 2009 Removing troops from Afghanistan would "significantly increase" the number of asylum seekers coming to the UK, the immigration minister has said. Full Article at BBC News
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Alan Johnson coupled his admission yesterday of having done too little to tackle Britain’s immigration crisis with criticism for some of his predecessors for having ignored the problem. Full Article at Times Online
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In his first major speech on the controversial issue, the Home Secretary confessed that the Governments management of Britains border controls had been maladroit. We struggled to contain the huge surge in migration, he said. Full Article at Daily Express
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If this country and others were to withdraw their troops from Afghanistan and the Taliban were able to take control of Afghanistan our evidence is that the number of asylum seekers coming to the EU would significantly increase
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The legacy problems of unreturned foreign national prisoners and asylum-seekers may have accumulated under previous administrations but they continued to be ignored for far too long on our watch.
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The UK Border Agency will therefore be starting work over the autumn on a process aimed at normalising our returns policy to Zimbabwe, moving towards resuming enforced returns progressively as and when the political situation develops
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I don't know to whom you are referring or to what reports you are referring to. But if you want to take the views of somebody with a political motivation then that is up to you.
