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vernonk | 06:45 Mon 07th Sep 2015 | News
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Would you really want a migrant famply living in your home?
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Avatar Image rockyracoon
I wouldn't let any stranger live in my house, migrant or not.
06:48 Mon 07th Sep 2015
Avatar Image MargoTester
Short answer - no!
06:53 Mon 07th Sep 2015
Avatar Image TTG
What rocky said.
07:07 Mon 07th Sep 2015
Avatar Image Baldric

. . . NO WAY!!!!
07:09 Mon 07th Sep 2015
Avatar Image naomi24
No.
07:15 Mon 07th Sep 2015
Avatar Image tamaris
No
07:16 Mon 07th Sep 2015
Avatar Image Canary42
No, I'm allergic to famplys.

On the other hand, I had a migrant (West Indian) living in my house for several years back in the Eighties, and wouldn't hesitate to repeat the experience. They're not all as painted by the Daily Mail, not by a long chalk.
07:16 Mon 07th Sep 2015
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Was it a migrant that you were supporting, Canary42, or was it a paying lodger/tenant who was West Indian
07:18 Mon 07th Sep 2015
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Do you mean any migrant family, vernonk, or are you refrring to these Syrian so-called asylum seekers/ refugees?
07:19 Mon 07th Sep 2015
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Sorry to disappoint f-f, but he was not a paying tenant.
07:22 Mon 07th Sep 2015
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Not sure why I'd be disappointed, Canary42- I was just wondering whether we are all talking about the same thing- any migrants or specific types
07:25 Mon 07th Sep 2015
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What was the reason behind the arrangement, Canary?
07:37 Mon 07th Sep 2015
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/immigration/10055613/Labour-sent-out-search-parties-for-immigrants-Lord-Mandelson-admits.html

In view of that ^^^^^ I assume all Lab Voters already have a houseful of Mandy's Friends!
08:39 Mon 07th Sep 2015
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I had a migrants living in my home from the 60s through to the 80s and they were fine.

Although it has to be said, they were my mother and father, so I had very little choice in the decision.
08:39 Mon 07th Sep 2015
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Avatar Image ummmm
No....I don't even like my son bringing his friends in!
08:46 Mon 07th Sep 2015
Avatar Image douglas9401
No, thank you.
08:46 Mon 07th Sep 2015
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Bonkers UK laws would probably make it very difficult to get rid of the migrants from your home, even if they turned bad. They'd probably even have some crazy right of ownership after a certain amount of time. Not to mention their very different requirements (to most British people) while living somewhere. All very well the do-gooders rushing to welcome these poor folk, but the potential problems of having them share your home are huge and numerous.
08:56 Mon 07th Sep 2015
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Nicola Sturgeon says she would be happy to have a migrant in her home - just one though it seems!
09:02 Mon 07th Sep 2015

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