Category: Who is going where

Asylees: having trouble in the UK? Canada will take you!

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We’ve been hearing lots of stories out of Great Britain and the rest of Europe too about immigration rules tightening.    Not to fear, here is a website called “Asylum Destitution Support Network” that instructs, among other things, on how to get into Canada.

If you are in the process of seeking asylum or been refused asylum in the UK, you will not be able to apply for asylum in another member country of the European Union.

However, if your asylum claim has been refused and the Home Office do not intend to remove you by force or cannot obtain travel documents to facilitate your removal, continuing to live in the UK with out the right to work or access to the normal benefits UK citizens are entitled to, life for you in the UK will be very harsh.

Likewise you may have made a claim years ago but Home Office has failed to make a final decision.

You may wish to find another country that will accept you as an economic migrant or refugee.

Economic migrants, by the way, are people literally flowing by the millions out of their home countries trying to find work (or a welfare security net).   This website instructs readers on all the programs available to them in Canada. 

Refugee/Economic Admission Programmes

Many countries have ‘Refugee’ or ‘Economic’ programmes, which allow refugees or people seeking work to apply for entry into their country from another country, which is not the country of residence of the applicant.

Notably Canada, who have various schemes to facilitate entry for refugees and economic migrants.

For all the details, read on.

Hottest boys in town—the Bhutanese?

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Here is a story from the Times of India that will make you laugh (well sort of).   We are going to resettle about 60,000 Bhutanese (many are of Nepali origin) who had been expelled nearly two decades ago from Bhutan and have been living in camps in Nepal ever since.    So last year the US swooped in and said we’ll take a bunch over the next five years.  That isn’t the funny part.

This is the funny part (not really):  Always in search of an angle to get into America, Nepali girls seem to have hit on just the ticket—marry a refugee.

KATHMANDU: Young Bhutanese refugees have now suddenly become the most sought after for marriage among the eastern Nepalese girls, thanks to a resettlement offer by the US and European countries.

Nepali girls are vying to marry such boys as it would provide golden opportunity to go abroad. This phenomenon is amply visible in Jhapa and Morang districts of Nepal where Bhutanese refugees are settled for the last 17 years.

From January to August some 113 Nepalese girls have tied nuptials with the Bhutanese refugee boys. Earlier, the Bhutanese refugees were seen as source of trouble to them but now they are seen as cause of good fortune.

Type ‘Bhutanese refugees’ into our search function and learn more.  We have written extensively on this resettlement plan.

Associated Press writes about the Greeley Somali problem but it’s all about CAIR

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More here:  It’s the Hispanics fault.

Today the mainstream media’s head honcho, the Associated Press, wrote about the situation in Greeley involving fired Somali workers at the Swift meatpacking plant, but in typical MSM skew-the-news fashion there are at least 5 quotes from CAIR’s Hooper and none (zip, zero, nada) from any of the American workers (whites or Hispanics) who protested Saturday morning.

Hey, AP, how come you didn’t quote this lady, Brianna Castillo, when she said, “The Somalis are running our plant.” 

And hey, AP, how come no mention of the “beheading” flier?

Or, how about a mention of the Somali who gleefully ran out of the plant with dismissal papers in hand shouting “Africa”!

And, maybe, you could do some original work and find out how these Somali “community organizers”, the ones doing all the talking but don’t work at Swift & Co, came to be in Greeley.

It’s all about CAIR and Hooper, Hooper, Hooper now!  

There is one nugget of new information from AP though and for that we thank them.  Seems that the Somalis are headed to Ft. Morgan and Cargill to look for work. 

…. some of the workers have already begun looking for jobs at the Cargill Meat Solutions plant in Fort Morgan, about 55 miles east of Greeley, according to the Colorado State Refugee Services Program. 

But, I bet there are already problems brewing there because I wrote just a month ago about Ft. Morgan (here)and how some federal Integration Work Group was on its way to Ft. Morgan to have a community roundtable  discussion about how everyone was getting along with the refugee (Somali mostly) workers at Cargill.  Hmmm… smelled fishy at the time, be interesting to see what happens.  Will Cargill hire the malcontents?

Hey, lazy mainstream reporters, there’s a tip for you, find out if things are going smoothly in Ft. Morgan.  And, while you are at it, it might interest everyone to know how involved Washington was (is) in bringing Somalis and other third world refugees to Colorado for the meatpackers.

I wonder if Malta’s illegal aliens have arrived in Colorado yet?

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Last month I told you again that Somalis and other African Muslims are breaking into Europe by taking boats to Malta and asking for asylum. 

In this story about our Ambassador to Malta giving a tea-party send-off to a Somali family, the supposedly Somali ‘refugee’ says he is off to Colorado where a lot of black people live.    One of the funny parts about this story (besides the tea party) is that when you look at the photo of the illegal alien with his “new” wife, he doesn’t look Somali.

Greeley and other “welcoming” cities in Colorado, you have more refugees on the way.  And, they didn’t live in camps they came in boats, illegally, to Europe and they are flown to America—airfare thanks to the US taxpayer.

Go here to learn how many Somalis we have taken in the last 25 years.

Crime up in Postville with influx of strangers

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Update September 22nd:  More on how Postville is changing.

Little Postville, Iowa is getting an additional police officer since crime is on the rise in that town.  Postville, you recall, is the home of Agriprocessors—a meatpacking plant raided in May by ICE where almost 400 illegal aliens were employed.   (Hat tip:  Blulitespecial)

Agriprocessors sent out the word that it needed workers and the town was flooded by assorted immigrants and refugees, mostly Somalis.   See an earlier post here which shows how these meat packing companies disrupt towns.

Yesterday the Des Moines Register reported that the town needs more police:

Postville Police Chief Michael Halse says the workers who have come to replace those picked up in the raid are temporary. He says he doesn’t know their backgrounds or where they came from.

Halse says he hopes life will return to the way it was before the raid, but predicted that normalcy could be years away.