@AutomatedAgile@SkyNews Absolutely, but choking the legal routes encourages tracking because it elicits desperation from both refugees and economic migrants.
How can you control something, when you let go and walk away from the proverbial steering wheel
@AutomatedAgile@SkyNews In addition to that, sending those that refuse back, would deter free riders, and people that do not wish to help build the UK.
I think having accessible secure regulated channels of migration over boats would be preferential at the bottom line
@AutomatedAgile@SkyNews Well for starters it’d deter illegal migration because it reduces handouts.
Secondly, it’d make the legal route more practical, because all the legal routes were tightened under the conservative government. More a bandage than cure for the problem which were benefit handouts
@AutomatedAgile@SkyNews Now imagine getting those that arrive in country illegally, working on national infrastructure and public services alongside professionals, on roads, rail, & community projects , and other useful things to earn their citizenship and pay for their own accommodation.