I've been reading a lot of Facebook postings recently on the immigrant situation at the port. Has anyone on this forum had any problems?
PaulT said:I've been reading a lot of Facebook postings recently on the immigrant situation at the port. Has anyone on this forum had any problems?
Grey13 said:https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/824794/migrant-crisis-refugee-Italy-Libya-UN-figures-Mediterranean-boat-crossing
Grey13 said:https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/824794/migrant-crisis-refugee-Italy-Libya-UN-figures-Mediterranean-boat-crossing[/quote
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Grey13 said:My last point on this matter; Yes not relevant to OP question but relevant to your post: They are not immigrants until they arrive in U.K. either by legal or illegal means. They are refugees. Over and out on this matter. It has nothing to do with caravanning. hmy:
VicMallows said:There is a recent thread on the CMC forum with some experiences (it's in the Overseas section).
Interestingly that thread was 'moderated' due to perceived political implications.
Grey13 said:My last point on this matter; Yes not relevant to OP question but relevant to your post: They are not immigrants until they arrive in U.K. either by legal or illegal means. They are refugees. Over and out on this matter. It has nothing to do with caravanning. hmy:
People are not refugees until a government has given them refugee status with permission to remain.. The people at the channel ports are migrants not refugees.Grey13 said:My last point on this matter; Yes not relevant to OP question but relevant to your post: They are not immigrants until they arrive in U.K. either by legal or illegal means. They are refugees. Over and out on this matter. It has nothing to do with caravanning. hmy:
alan29 said:People are not refugees until a government has given them refugee status with permission to remain.. The people at the channel ports are migrants not refugees.Grey13 said:My last point on this matter; Yes not relevant to OP question but relevant to your post: They are not immigrants until they arrive in U.K. either by legal or illegal means. They are refugees. Over and out on this matter. It has nothing to do with caravanning. hmy:
carper2 said:I don't think it matters what you call them. I am interested in the movement through Ouistreham and whether anyone has had any problems. I am going through on 29th May. I will be staying at Bella Riva on th 28th.
Les