I think there is a fundamental, overriding question here, beyond all the legal gumph.
This whole policy relies on the idea that we must make the UK less appealing to refugees than the place they are running from. We need to ask ourselves if that is a place where we want to live?
I think there is a fundamental, overriding question here, beyond all the legal gumph.
This whole policy relies on the idea that we must make the UK less appealing to refugees than the place they are running from. We need to ask ourselves if that is a place where we want to live?