ASYLUM SWINDLE

Thousands of Third World “asylum seekers” who have broken every law in the book to invade Britain have been rewarded with millions of pounds in cash in “compensation,” courtesy of the British taxpayer. According to all international conventions, anyone fleeing persecution in his or her homeland is supposed to apply for asylum in the first safe country they enter. There is therefore no valid legal reason for any “asylum seeker” to have crossed 20 or more safe countries to get to Britain. This means that there are, under international law, no legal asylum seekers in Britain at all.

Despite this obvious and simple fact, British taxpayers are continually called upon to carry the burden of hundreds of thousands of “asylum seekers” from all over the globe who literally creep, swindle, smuggle and extort their way into this country. This open doors asylum policy is the direct result of decades of insane pandering to political correctness by both Tory and Labour regimes with their system of never-ending benefit handouts. In addition, the Tory and Labour commitment to membership of the European Union is the direct cause of the enforced “Humans Rights Act” legislation under which the crooks, deviants and swindlers from around the world have descended on Britain.

Now, to add insult to injury, it has been revealed that “asylum seekers” in Britain who claim to have been “wrongly detained” have been awarded millions of pounds in damages from the public purse. In effect, this means that “asylum seekers” who have no right to be in Britain and have broken laws and conventions to be here, are now rewarded with your cash should they be “wrongly detained” upon arrival. It is nothing more than the rewarding of law-breakers and it is little wonder that the flood of “asylum seekers” continues unabated.

According to a newspaper report, a survey of only five law firms found they had secured payouts of at least £1.7 million from the Home Office for 121 people over the last three years. This works out to an average payout of more than £16,000 each. According to the report, adding in a number of recent high-profile cases would bring the total to more than £2 million. A Bolivian family was paid £100,000 last month and a Congolese family received £150,000. Even that would not include legal costs which will also amount to several million.

Finally, the newspaper added, “The total paid is also likely to be even higher given that the estimate was based on such a small sample.” The payments have been made to “asylum seekers” held in detention centres because they were suspected of not having a right to be in the UK. The racket takes place if these “asylum seekers” can somehow later prove, by showing, for example, that their application is still being processed or some other technicality, then they have hit the jackpot and can qualify for the massive cash handouts. (Source: BNP, Feb/10)