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From: Maple MAGA 1/30/2025 10:28:32 AM
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UK: More than 50 relatives of Muslim migrants are allowed to join them every day

Jan 29, 2025 3:00 pm

By Robert Spencer

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“People from Syria, Sudan, Eritrea, Iran and Afghanistan make up the bulk of them.”

Britain has undergone a new Norman conquest. It will never be what it was again. And fairly soon it will be an Islamic state. The criminals who did this should be imprisoned and tried for treason. Instead, they are feted, celebrated, and given awards, and still occupy the centers of power.



“ASYLUM INFLUX More than 50 relatives of refugees are allowed to join them in Britain EVERY DAY – with the numbers trebling in a year,” by Michael Hamilton, The Sun, January 25, 2025 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):

MORE than 50 relatives of refugees are allowed to join them in Britain every day.

The numbers have more than trebled to 19,154 in a year.

The statistics, obtained from the Home Office, related to those who can settle here after family members’ asylum claims were granted.

Immigration laws allow those granted asylum, including many who cross the Channel in small boats, to make a claim to let relatives travel legally to the UK.

Most granted a family reunion visa are children reunited with a parent.

But partners can also be allowed.

Those handed the visas do not need to meet any basic English language requirements or show they can support themselves.

And they can access the NHS for free.

People from Syria, Sudan, Eritrea, Iran and Afghanistan make up the bulk of them….
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