http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ralia.html
Well done Australia for using common sense. Unfortunately there's not a hope in hell of the UK deporting career criminals back to their home countries because of their bleeding human rights.
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Aardvark wrote:And Australia only got away with it because it was Briton. In the past they have tried to send home Iraqi's and Afghans, but the excuse is they don't have Deportation Treaties with these Countries
trekkertony wrote:The next step should be the delaying of citizenship for refugees and residency visa holders for 15 years to enable a thorough assessment of the individuals compliance to our laws and if an indictable offence is committed and the charge successfully proven, the individual should be returned to their birth country without serving the sentence. The savings on the public purse would be enormous and l believe it would find little resistance from the offender, An exception to this would be the capital offence of unlawful killing where the offender serves his time and then deported. The bleeding hearts would oppose this strongly but for the greater good, individual sacrifices need to be made. I am really struggling to understand the direction our country is heading. Our gaols are filling up with offenders from countries with a high refugee population . Within the prison system we have been forced to provide an all halal meat system, provide prayer rooms, yet we are pulling out school chaplains from schools as the presence of the chaplains offends students from a non christian background. On my last visit to a school l didn't see any gestapo type school official forcing students at the point of gun to visit the school chaplain to discuss any issues the student my be having trouble with. This is just the thin edge of the wedge,
Program Extension and Expansion
In August 2010, the Australian Government announced that a total of $222 million would be provided to extend the National School Chaplaincy Program to December 2014 and to fund up to 1,000 additional schools. The additional funding will focus on schools in disadvantaged, rural and remote communities. No applications for funding are being accepted at this time. Further information will be provided in early 2011.
http://www.deewr.gov.au/schooling/natio ... me.aspx#pe
trekkertony wrote: Within the prison system we have been forced to provide an all halal meat system,
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