To think it's time to leave the ECHR?

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www.thejc.com/news/uk/gazan-family-refugee-status-asylum-rejection-gwsq2c8b

We chose to apply to move. The gov accepted and we contributed to the economy.

I have a job.

Apparently you're wrong. Surprising, I know.

Shall we remove all Indian Hindu doctors from the UK, because "they're all the same" and they "won't integrate into our way of life"?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clypdjkz43no

I wish we did as well

I did. So what?

But what has this got to do with the “right to family life” which is the human right invoked here?

And then where does that end? Because your siblings spouses will have siblings,
nieces and nephews, who also have their own spouses, who also have siblings, nieces and nephews etc etc.

Sarcasm and irony often doesn't come across clearly in the written word, I agree.

Many people can spot it. But not all.

This.
Wanting to give away your human rights to "own" the brown people or trans or whoever is utter madness.
The stupidity of people is astounding.
Not to mention depressing.

Nothing to stop the UK government introducing it's own laws rather than piggybacking on European/International laws. No one says that withdrawing from the ECHR would mean we'd not replace any of the laws/protections.

You can find crime committed by all races in the UK.

You do not know that. You have no idea of the personal or financial circumstances of this family. The woman who brought the case might own a block of flats for all you know. It may well be your opinion which is wrong.

You might want to tell the nearly 180k children who are currently homeless that they have priority housing.

I don’t think pointing out hypocrisy is a micro issue.

Again why do these 18 people have a right to leave Egypt (a safe country) and come here and receive taxpayer funded houses and get help with living costs?

Like we did with all the EU laws? Oh hang on, we just flipped them to be UK laws. Ten years since Brexit and we haven’t changed any of them. Weird given they were so problematic we had to come out of the EU.

But you can't guarantee it.

Which of the protections are you willing to lose?

Still waiting for you to cite your sources from your online “research”

I assume the home office and Mahmood didn’t want this precedent set. This is a Labour gov which many on here seem to support.

Mahmood’s policies are to stop family reunification and overturn the trafficking case at a higher court.

Should she do those things?

But put to a referendum it can be guaranteed.

Of course it is. It’s just rounding on one poster. The broader issues are very current and not just impacting one country.

Okay and?

AGAIN how many people should be permitted to come here? Every Gazan? Because why this family and not another? What about Afghans? Somalians?

Apparently 30 million people are seeking to move to the UK. And that’s a conservative estimate.

It’s no use talking about maternity and employment rights if the country is obliged to accept millions of arrivals requiring housing and welfare. The country will be bankrupted.

It s not hypocrisy.
It's being allowed to have an opinion, like any other resident of this country.

If you want to establish distinctions between who is worthy to speak out and who is not, then, as a direct stakeholder with lived experience, I actually think foreigners' opinions should matter more. Because if you think your opinion should matter more because you're uk-born, it's a bit rich for someone who wants to keep borders open and give everyone uk rights.

When even foreigners tell you, on top of the native population, that there is a migration problem, it means that there is a migration problem.

I am very grateful to have been allowed to settle in the UK on a personal level but on a national level, for the sake of this country, it s plain to see there are too many people doing the same and not all of them contribute and integrate, and that is becoming a massive issue.

And I wish for the UK government to do something about it. If the consequences reach me, I would not like it, I would find it unfair (I have UK citizenship, I have moved here before the big surge, etc.) but I am willing to take the risk because I love this country.

Do you?
You have no skin in the game, no direct experience, I may be in a contradictory situation but the hypocrisy is not on my side.

Can this be addressed rather than one person on a work visa from India

What should happen?

Even if they are in Egypt or in Gaza what gives them a right to come here? A whole 18 people that need the taxpayer to support them?

So my opinion is more abhorrent to you especially because I am a foreigner?

And I suppose you would define yourself as anti-racist or against xenophobia...