McAz wrote:MungoBrush wrote:Cannydc wrote:A clue for you.
You are not guilty of a crime until found guilty in a court of law.
Migrants commit no crime by entering the UK - very different to those who facilitate entry, who are committing crimes. Migrants have to be properly assessed before any action can be taken.
Of course, you were asked yesterday to show a shred of evidence that those turning up on Kent beaches have been charged with the crime of being an illegal immigrant. That challenge stands - after all, where there's a crime someone is surely doing the time?
I eagerly await your evidence, but would prefer that you keep the silly diversions to yourself.
Once again - this is completely wrong
How many times do you have to be told?
How much evidence do you need?
For example:
"It is a criminal offence (under Section 24 Immigration Act 1971) to overstay your period of authorised stay in the UK"
http://www.aboutimmigration.co.uk/uk-im ... ayers.htmlThere's loads more of course for all kinds of illegals in the UK, whether it be tourists getting paid employment; students overstaying their visas; persons entering the country without visas etc etc
These are all criminal acts
Moreover:
"It is also an offence (under Section 25 Immigration Act 1971) to do anything to facilitate another person's illegal entry, transit or stay in the UK. This includes assisting an asylum seeker if done knowingly and for your own gain"
I don't know how much longer you will go on posting your crap
But it is all crap
All irrelevant to the fact that people seeking refuge in this country are not criminal by doing so, no matter how they enter the country.
But good to see you've spent the entire day researching in the hope you could redeem your folly.
My goodness
You can't get anything right can you?
Still pissing in the wind I see?
Well, guess what, the wind has changed and you've got blow-back all over your face
FYI, in the UK, you become a "criminal" the minute you commit a criminal offence
Once you have been found guilty in a court or other legal tribunal etc, you become a "convicted criminal" and then you have a "criminal record"
So when someone enters the UK illegally or overstays a legal visa etc - at that very moment - they become a criminal.
If a person lands on a UK beach without a valid visa or other protective document - they immediately become a criminal.
Suck it up!