Australia deports foreign criminals

[KeithD]

Your point is being argued on the basis that you have no idea on the individual 3,775 cases and why they were not deported.

When these ineffective bureaucrats aren't on strike they're on the lash at our expense

That's a very generic statement and can be used for every company, as even the private sector gets it's money from us.

[Dedworth]

Your point is being argued on the basis that you have no idea on the individual 3,775 cases and why they were not deported.

Report says they should have been deported and they haven't been therefore UKBA have failed in their duty as they have in failing to ship out this convicted sham marriage fixer http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-15003170

That's a very generic statement and can be used for every company, as even the private sector gets it's money from us.

That's capitalism and I decide who gets my money. The UKBA aren't a company but a state funded and run operation.

[KeithD]

Report says they should have been deported and they haven't been therefore UKBA have failed in their duty as they have in failing to ship out this convicted sham marriage fixer http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-15003170

If you toook the time to find the facts on this case you'd discover that the UKBA will be deporting him but the paperwork is not yet completed as they need to wait for the Ukraine to authorise it, and the courts let him out on the streets not the UKBA.

That's capitalism and I decide who gets my money. The UKBA aren't a company but a state funded and run operation.

And an operation that can't do everything it is supposed to due to lack of resources, the exact same as my company has a massive backlog of work to get through and it's growing.

[Dedworth]

If you toook the time to find the facts on this case you'd discover that the UKBA will be deporting him but the paperwork is not yet completed as they need to wait for the Ukraine to authorise it, and the courts let him out on the streets not the UKBA.

Where do you get that one from ? I've read the facts and watched the BBC feature. The BBC report says UKBA is "considering" deporting him and why do we have to wait for another country to "authorise" our deportations ? - there are daily flights to Kiev so stick him on one

And an operation that can't do everything it is supposed to due to lack of resources, the exact same as my company has a massive backlog of work to get through and it's growing.

All public sector organisations claim a lack of funding but they are never so vocal when it comes to levels of staff sickness and numerous layers of ineffective management. Yours and other private companies backlogs/workloads have nothing to do with a failed state body that puts the population at risk by allowing foreign criminals to remain at liberty.

[KeithD]

Where do you get that one from ? I've read the facts and watched the BBC feature. The BBC report says UKBA is "considering" deporting him and why do we have to wait for another country to "authorise" our deportations ? - there are daily flights to Kiev so stick him on one

No one is allowed to deport someone unless the country has accepted them, that is pretty much international law.

[Dedworth]

No one is allowed to deport someone unless the country has accepted them, that is pretty much international law.

International Law ?I doubt that - if they are correctly passported they can be shipped back to their own country. Stick him on an Air Ukraine flight. Some countries do make it a bit difficult because they don't want their own vermin back.