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Home Secretary breaking the law

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galty

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rainham essex

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20-09-2017, 02:42 PM

Re: Home Secretary breaking the law

Originally Posted by Bruv ->

So there are no laws ?
Or we just pick the ones we like ?

But she did not break the law..unless we have a law that says we cannot deport Ilegals

The worst that could happen over this is she could be jailed/fined for contempt of court.

Bruv

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Kent UK

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20-09-2017, 04:06 PM

Re: Home Secretary breaking the law

Originally Posted by galty ->

But she did not break the law..unless we have a law that says we cannot deport Ilegals

The worst that could happen over this is she could be jailed/fined for contempt of court.

The Home Secretary is subject to the Laws of the land.
She defied directives from the courts three times.

swimfeeders

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Shropshire

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20-09-2017, 05:50 PM

Re: Home Secretary breaking the law

Hi

We need a change in the law if we are for some reason unable to deport an illegal immigrant.

Uncle Joe

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20-09-2017, 06:01 PM

Re: Home Secretary breaking the law

Originally Posted by swimfeeders ->

Hi

We need a change in the law if we are for some reason unable to deport an illegal immigrant.

But that's the point, by virtue of the High Court's decision he is not an illegal immigrant!!!

swimfeeders

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Shropshire

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20-09-2017, 06:09 PM

Re: Home Secretary breaking the law

Originally Posted by Uncle Joe ->

But that's the point, by virtue of the High Court's decision he is not an illegal immigrant!!!

Hi

No, the Court has merely said that he cannot be deported until the JR has been completed.

He arrived via Turkey, Greece and France, smuggling himself into the UK on the back of a lorry.

If we had any sense he should have been detained and immediately deported back to the EU.

Rainmaker

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20-09-2017, 06:39 PM

Re: Home Secretary breaking the law

Originally Posted by Bruv ->

So there are no laws ?
Or we just pick the ones we like ?

You had better ask Len McClusky that, he said he would be prepared to break the strike laws and even go to jail. Oh, I think he might be a Labour supporter too.

Bruv

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Kent UK

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20-09-2017, 08:29 PM

Re: Home Secretary breaking the law

Originally Posted by Rainmaker ->

You had better ask Len McClusky that, he said he would be prepared to break the strike laws and even go to jail. Oh, I think he might be a Labour supporter too.

What has that to do with an elected minister breaking the law.

One decision is a moral stand, the other is two fingers to the laws of the land.

Bruv

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20-09-2017, 08:31 PM

Re: Home Secretary breaking the law

Originally Posted by swimfeeders ->

Hi

We need a change in the law if we are for some reason unable to deport an illegal immigrant.

But until that happens the law is there to protect us all..............where will it end up if the Home Secretary runs rough shod over the courts ?

Muddy

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20-09-2017, 09:24 PM

Re: Home Secretary breaking the law

Illegal means illegal .
I.e. Against the law.

ruthio

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20-09-2017, 09:32 PM

Re: Home Secretary breaking the law

Originally Posted by Uncle Joe ->

No doubt all that was considered by the courts and they STILL told Theresa May and Amber Rudd to return him to the UK. Do we abide by the rule of law or do we get dictated to by scumbag 'nasty party' officials???

Did they order him to be returned to the UK because otherwise by leaving him where he was the UK would then effectively be condemning him to death by beheading by the Taliban?
Is that what we're saying here?

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