Asylum seekers say it's 'like living in jail'

[pellinore]

...Speaking in the grounds of the hotel which had a multi-million-pound refurbishment before closing to paying guests five months ago, she moaned: 'No one likes living here.

'We all hate it and we are shut in our rooms all day with nothing to do. The hotel is very, very bad. We want a proper home.'

Her eight-year-old son told how he went to a local school for five hours a day but had been unable to make friends.

He added: 'I want a big house with a swing and trampoline in the garden and want to make friends. It is really boring here! Me and my mum need our own home.'

Asylum seekers say it's 'like living in jail' in hotels where taxpayers are footing their bill | Daily Mail Online

Edited March 25 by pellinore

[bmk1245]

He/she/they/them can have trampoline in their homeland. Send those shmucks to their homeland. Period.

[L.A.T.1961]

It makes you wonder what the migrant gangs told these folks before taking all their money off them.

They must have thought the gangs were officials from the UK government and are now shocked when not living next to Gary Lineker.  

[Electric Scooter]

1 hour ago, pellinore said:

...Speaking in the grounds of the hotel which had a multi-million-pound refurbishment before closing to paying guests five months ago, she moaned: 'No one likes living here.

'We all hate it and we are shut in our rooms all day with nothing to do. The hotel is very, very bad. We want a proper home.'

Her eight-year-old son told how he went to a local school for five hours a day but had been unable to make friends.

He added: 'I want a big house with a swing and trampoline in the garden and want to make friends. It is really boring here! Me and my mum need our own home.'

Asylum seekers say it's 'like living in jail' in hotels where taxpayers are footing their bill | Daily Mail Online

If they have come here illegally prison is exactly where they should be.

[pellinore]

1 hour ago, Cookie Monster said:

If they have come here illegally prison is exactly where they should be.

What is the legal way for them to seek asylum here?

[Electric Scooter]

6 minutes ago, pellinore said:

What is the legal way for them to seek asylum here?

To apply to become a citizen and go through our points based system to see if we grant citizenship.

[pellinore]

1 hour ago, Cookie Monster said:

To apply to become a citizen and go through our points based system to see if we grant citizenship.

How can they apply to become a citizen? Imagine a Syrian refugee, for example, wanted to apply for asylum in the UK. How would he/she go about it? Take your time, several government ministers including Suella Braverman have been unable to answer this question).

[Sir Wearer of Hats]

13 minutes ago, pellinore said:

How can they apply to become a citizen? Imagine a Syrian refugee, for example, wanted to apply for asylum in the UK. How would he/she go about it? Take your time, several government ministers including Suella Braverman have been unable to answer this question).

First safe country they come to, they get directed to the British Consulate (or is it a commission?) where they say, to officials there trained in their language “I want to seek refuge in Britain” and afterwards, they are lead through the process. It takes time, because … governments are involved and therefore everything takes time. 

[Piney]

25 minutes ago, pellinore said:

How can they apply to become a citizen? Imagine a Syrian refugee, for example, wanted to apply for asylum in the UK. How would he/she go about it? Take your time, several government ministers including Suella Braverman have been unable to answer this question).

Why are they complaining about the housing when it's probably the best they can do? They could be in a Texas style "dog pen" and have a real b****.

[pellinore]

23 minutes ago, Sir Wearer of Hats said:

First safe country they come to, they get directed to the British Consulate (or is it a commission?) where they say, to officials there trained in their language “I want to seek refuge in Britain” and afterwards, they are lead through the process. It takes time, because … governments are involved and therefore everything takes time. 

 

[Sir Wearer of Hats]

41 minutes ago, pellinore said:

 

You see, the thing is… the thing you have to remember… the first thing you need to know… is that she’s an idiot.

[Electric Scooter]

1 hour ago, pellinore said:

How can they apply to become a citizen? Imagine a Syrian refugee, for example, wanted to apply for asylum in the UK. How would he/she go about it? Take your time, several government ministers including Suella Braverman have been unable to answer this question).

You apply at a UK embassy, or shared embassy also acting for the UK.

Edited March 25 by Cookie Monster

[Setton]

9 hours ago, Cookie Monster said:

You apply at a UK embassy, or shared embassy also acting for the UK.

No you can't.

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I am currently outside the UK but wish to seek asylum in the UK. Can UNHCR assist me?

No. To apply for asylum in the UK, you must be physically in the UK. Applications for asylum are submitted to the UK Government and not to UNHCR. More information can be found on this UK’s Government Services webpage.

https://help.unhcr.org/uk/asylum/#:~:text=UNHCR assist me%3F-,No.,this UK's Government Services webpage.