Special Forces blocked 2,000 credible asylum claims from Afghan commandos, MoD confirms (BBC)

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3. They surrendered their own country so quickly it was pathetic. And they didn’t fight with us, we fought with them, important distinction. That doesn’t give them the automatic right to come and live in our country. Especially when they will fight harder to change our country than they did to change their own.

4. I wonder what the consensus on these guys was compared to the regular ANA(not to be trusted under any circumstances).

   We had the ability to get these guys and their families out, we could have done all the vetting we liked when they were in Britain, unlike the countless who arrive across the channel and disappear.

   Abandoning them is an injustice

5. I would have thought these people would be exactly the kind we’d want to bring over: skilled, brave, dutiful, definitely under threat and let’s face it, we probably need every man we can get who’s willing to fight.

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