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» Wednesday, March 7, 2007

Asylum and Immigration

Asked if the Prime Minister would be happy to use the Home Secretary’s phrase that "foreigners were coming to Britain illegitimately to steal benefits and services", the PMOS replied that he had not seen the comments from the Home Secretary so would not comment on them directly. We had made clear that there was a process for assessing those who come to this country, and that process should be, and will be enforced. Equally those who did not abide by that process should leave the country.

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DEAR PRIME MINISTER,

PLEASE ALLOW THE PEOPLE WHO DOES NOT HAVE THE REAL PAPERS TO LIVE AND WORK. THEY ARE POOR NOT BEGGERS. EASTERN EUROPEANS ARE THE BEGGERS AND CRIMINALS. PLEASE TELL THEM, WE ARE GOING TO REGULARISE YOU IN UK AND HOME OFFICE GOING TO GIVE PAPERS BUT UP TO FIVE YEARS NO ANY BENIFITS YOU CAN GET. PLS TELL LIKE THIS NO ONE NEED UK BENIFIT THEY CAN WORK AND LIVE. BUT DONT TRUST EASTERN EUROPEANS. YOU WILL SEE THEIR COLOURS VERY SOON. THANKYOU
Comment by neil haran — 7 Mar 2007 on 7:10 pm | Link
Hi All,

It seem we have a big problem now with all these Albainians in the UK, You will find them on the streets begging and just casuing problems,

Another hobby they have is shoplifting, they go into shops holding babys and pretend to buy one will distract the shop asistant whilst the rest of them are looting the shop, can’t belive we have to deal with this trash.

well if anyone thinks we need to help these people, then may be they should invite them to be thier neighbours you’ll soon find out what they are all about.
Comment by saj — 14 Apr 2007 on 5:14 pm | Link

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