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Okay perhaps we should focus on what Rachel Reeves said as she is the Shadow Chancellor and this is a thread about the current Labour leadership.
Absolutely. Rachel Reeves said that the government is not deporting people when their claims have failed. You say that's a moral failing, so I'm asking you what SHOULD happen to people when their claims have failed - I'm asking about in a perfect system, but you can answer what you think should happen under this one too if you like.
I'm asking because it seems to me that you're making a very black and white argument that we shouldn't deport anyone under any circumstances and - imo - that strikes me as being very dangerous. I want to know if it's what you actually believe.
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I'm asking because it seems to me that you're making a very black and white argument that we shouldn't deport anyone under any circumstances and - imo - that strikes me as being very dangerous. I want to know if it's what you actually believe.
Are you a cop and are you trying to deport me for my very dangerous views?
JamesQGM
Okay perhaps we should focus on what Rachel Reeves said as she is the Shadow Chancellor and this is a thread about the current Labour leadership.
As you recognise, we don't currently have a legal and compassionate asylum system. The Nationality and Borders Act 2022, was condemned by Amnesty International, who said
In this context, I don't agree that Labour should be encouraging the home office to be deporting people who's claims they deemed to have failed.