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Comments by Sanwar Ali:

Asylum law is based on international law.  Can Boris Johnson actually change things that much without breaking the law?  Is this just meaningless “populist rhetoric”?  Johnson says that he will reduce migrant channel crossings.  More Royal Navy ships may turn out to be a waste of money.  Only a relatively small number of people in

By Sanwar Ali:

On Saturday there were clashes between far-right anti-immigration protesters and the Police in Dover.  The anti-migrant groups claimed to be there to “protect the border”.  At the same time there was a crowd of pro-migrant protesters.  There were about ten arrests in total of anti immigration far-right demonstrators.  Several officers had to restrain one far right protester to the ground. 

Comments by Sanwar Ali:

Hong Kong British National Overseas (BNO) citizens should consider coming under the long term UK visa scheme.  Those who feel unsafe in Hong Kong may wish to come under a visa scheme that will eventually lead to indefinite leave remain and UK citizenship.  China has a bad record when it comes to human rights abuses.  The UK has very high vi

Comments by Sanwar Ali:

Sorry.  But quite frankly it is surely a good thing if the UK Border Force, which is part of the Home Office, are scared of deporting illegal immigrants.  People are getting fed up with the Home Office breaking the law with the collusion of the Government Legal Department.  See what the Secret Ba

Comments by Sanwar Ali:

UK visa fees and associated Government fees are enormous.  The UK must have amongst the highest UK visa related fees in the World.  On top of the visa fees there is both the immigration skills charge and immigration health surcharge.

Comments by Sanwar Ali:

The “right wing” Daily Express that wrote the report about some Commonwealth migrants being pro-Brexit, can be a biased and unreliable source of information at times.  Media Bias/Fact Check has described the Daily Express as “Factual Reporting: Mixed”.