Sting uncovers how rogue British lawyers coach Indian illegal migrants to pretend they are Khalistani to obtain asylum

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1. >The Daily Mail visited a string of law firms with an undercover reporter posing as an Indian national who had arrived in the UK illegally on a small boat looking for work.

   >The reporter was told that the lawyers “would make it appear he feared for his life in India”, saying this could done by him claiming “anti-government political allegiances”, a “love affair with someone from the wrong caste” or “being gay”.

   >By far the most frequent suggestion made to the reporter, posing as a farmer from Punjab, with his “UK-based uncle”, was to pretend to be a supporter of Khalistan.

   >One lawyer, charging £5,500 cash, told him to claim “he had participated in the farmers’ agitation”, that “someone invited him to join Khalistani separatist Amritpal Singh”, and “now he fears the Indian security agencies are after him”.

   >Another lawyer, who charged a £10,000 fee, stressed the reporter must claim to be pro-Khalistani — even if he did not support Khalistan — as that way he “would win the case”.

   The elephant in the room that proponents of immigration are reluctant to address: A substantial number of these people, whether they come on flights with Visas, or by crossing on boats across the Channel, are not actually refugees running from war and discrimination but just economic migrants looking for better pay, living and working conditions.

   You can say they have a right to a better life, and they do, but not by posing as refugees and denying a slot to actual refugees who have nowhere else to go.

2. Visit the Facebook discussion groups for immigration. “How do I fake being gay to get asylum” posts keep appearing.

3. Anyone caught doing this will have their medical license revoked. There is no justification at all for teaching a client how to lie.

4. I didn’t know Sting took an interest in this kind of thing

5. I wasn’t really into his music but his undercover work really is top notch.

6. But all we have to do is ensure that asylum requests are handled more quickly!

   The number of people who are burying their heads in the sand about this is alarming. Since the asylum process is now commercialized, anyone who knows how to play the system can easily submit a successful asylum application.

7. khalistani terrorism and extremism is becoming an increasingly big problem in the uk.