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Who's the soft touch in Europe?

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jake-the-peg | 17:43 Wed 05th May 2010 | News
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Just seen figures from Lemode about which European countries most asylum seekers

We're surely the most generous aren't we?

Nope Italy only rejects 55% - we must be next though?
Nope Sweden 66%; Germany 68%

We reject 78% in the first instance

Anybody seen this in the British press?
http://epp.eurostat.e...N/KS-QA-10-018-EN.PDF


http://epp.eurostat.e...N/KS-QA-10-018-EN.PDF
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it must have, er, accidentally dropped in the Daily Mail editor's rubbish bin.
Accepting 22% of a million is more than accepting 45%of 100,000 though.
Numbers are more relevant than percentages :-)
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Nope percentages are more important

Or do you think that 1million in Monaco is the same as a million in Germany?
I can see WBA's point, if only 100 asylum seekers apply to Sweden and 10,000 apply here the proportionate refusals are irrelevant.

However, I see from these stats that in Q4 2009 just over 6000 applied here compared with just over 7000 in Sweden so they are getting more asylum seekers in real terms and much more per head of population than UK.
>We reject 78% in the FIRST instance

Yes but then they appeal, and appeal again, and the next thing you know they are married or have children so cannot be deported anyway.

The number rejected in the first instance is not that relevant if they get to stay here eventualy anyway.
No problems with immigration with the LibDems . Just make all the illegals legal and the problem is solved.
We reject a lot but can we get rid? No.
They just keep appealing.....and stay........and lots more are here illegally too!................we are becoming over run!.............
Jake-the-peg:

As some others have pointed out, while the number of rejections is important, what's much, much more important is the number of rejected applicants who are returned to their country of origin.

It really doesn't matter what percentage are 'rejected' on paper – what is extremely important is how many of those rejected individuals are returned to their country of origin.

Until someone can show those figures, the 'rejection' percentages are a moot point.
I wquld think Britain comes top when it comes to the illegals because we let them get away with it. If they are sick they don't need to register just pop down the A&E or a walk in centre, no questions asked.

If they need money just get a job in the black economy where cheap labour is called for and no P45 to worry about.

Housing is readily available as they can squat 10 to a room in a council house given to a past immigrant.

Our government cannot admit to anything that has taken place in the past as it ruins their reputation and woukd rather keep quiet about it.

Forget statistics you only have to look around you to see the situation.

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