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Go back and read post 633 again.rubbish as you know.
Ivor did a fine job already.
but here again for the hard of thinking.
Every adult (except those who have been trafficked) who enters the UK via small boat etc. without the appropriate passport, visa or leave is guilty of s24 of the immigration act. Those who assist others by piloting/steering/helming/etc may be guilty of a s25 offence. They are therefore all illegal immigrants.
If they can subsequently prove they are refugees, they may be afforded protection by the state. Noting the following things:
1) the government has stated it will not grant refugee status (save for the small exceptions) to anyone guilty of s24.. s25 etc. arriving by small boat
2) the refugee convention does not require protection to those guilty of crimes.
3) s24 and s25 offences committed during an attempt to enter the UK for the purpose of claiming asylum does not give the illegal immigrant a get out of jail card if they did not come directly to the UK without passing through any other safe country.
You don't like it, but its the UK government's strategy and the legal basis that they are operating within.
Currently the CPS target offenders who have aggravating factors, there is a long list (already shared), and these include previous attempts or allegations of facilitation (s24 or s25). If there is sufficient evidence to proceed on facilitation you get s25 and typically 4 years prison, if not they go s24 with 9 months.
So you start out as an illegal immigrant.
show me where I said all illegal immigrants are prosecuted. Its in your head as usual.
Read it slowly and read it twice. Go back further to the posts it highlights.
Then tell everybody that you were clear and precise. We all know you bluff and swerve your way through.
I think youve finally accepted the immigrants are not the hotspot as you claimed. You just havent accepted the rest of your bs is exactly that.
How on earth do you get on when real lawyers ask you questions or to do work for them? I assume you are a clerk not a lawyer.