| "The government has made it clear it will take a robust
approach to removing people from the country who have no legal right to be here. This is
always done in the most sensitive way possible, treating those being removed with courtesy
and dignity." Spokeswoman for The Home Office, quoted on
BBC News, 170905
With failed asylum seekers in Glasgow this week
being dragged out of their beds in a dawn raid, |
the Home Office insist they are using best practice derived
from European experience. As a government spokesnazi now
explains : "We work for The Home Office which means we have the right to barge into
someone’s home anytime we feel like it."
It is thought this singular approach of the thorny question of human
rights - mainly involving trampling over said rights, has borrowed heavily from past
European experience, |
specifically the sensitive and
caring approach taken by the Gestapo between 1933 and 1945. With kids at Drumchapel High School taking the lead in trying to protect the
Kosovan family concerned from thugs in suits, The JT looks forward to the Scottish
Executive applauding this spontaneous and inspiring example of community action, though I
wouldn’t hold my breath if I were you. |
