Albanian migrants: Why are they coming to the UK and how many have arrived? Tags:United Kingdom 2 comments Seems a bit contrary to the narrative >In general, 53% of claims by Albanians are accepted. Most are by women and children. >In the 12 months to September 2022, 85% of Albanians who arrived by small boats – 7,219 people – submitted asylum applications. So most people who arrive Claines asylum and most are granted it and most are women and children Where if you listen to daily mail you would think that 95% don’t claim asylum with 85% being youg men wanting to rape British girls. Because Germany would round them up and send them home after 3 months of not working. Germany has the ID laws to be able to do that. The UK doesn’t. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Seems a bit contrary to the narrative >In general, 53% of claims by Albanians are accepted. Most are by women and children. >In the 12 months to September 2022, 85% of Albanians who arrived by small boats – 7,219 people – submitted asylum applications. So most people who arrive Claines asylum and most are granted it and most are women and children Where if you listen to daily mail you would think that 95% don’t claim asylum with 85% being youg men wanting to rape British girls.
Because Germany would round them up and send them home after 3 months of not working. Germany has the ID laws to be able to do that. The UK doesn’t.
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Seems a bit contrary to the narrative
>In general, 53% of claims by Albanians are accepted. Most are by women and children.
>In the 12 months to September 2022, 85% of Albanians who arrived by small boats – 7,219 people – submitted asylum applications.
So most people who arrive Claines asylum and most are granted it and most are women and children
Where if you listen to daily mail you would think that 95% don’t claim asylum with 85% being youg men wanting to rape British girls.
Because Germany would round them up and send them home after 3 months of not working.
Germany has the ID laws to be able to do that. The UK doesn’t.