Poor old Tommy he went to Colombia for a holiday and they wouldn’t let him in, then tried Panama and got deported from there too
Quite amusing really…
‘‘Give a dog a bad name’’ etc etc.
Somebody in the British establishment with contacts abroad making a point?
Is Frangers on holidays? Seems rather quiet.
He’s getting some new blinkers surgically fitted.
His old ones could not cope with all the cluster ■■■■ s going on around him with Labour, they were not strong enough and …he actually saw it all !! 
But even he admitted defeat on trying to put a positive spin on all that has gone on.
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STOP PRESS…NEWSFLASH.
Ed Davey leader of the Nonentity and Mercenary Party …aka Lib Dems, is putting himself and his party up as the main contender for Farage and Reform.
AND…he’s going to stop the boats by allying with France.
I bet Nige (my hero) is not only quaking in his boots but also quacking.
Jeeez man these delusional Lefties eh?
Davey is on a roll after ‘‘sticking it’’ to Trump by not turning up to the state banquet…
Yep that showed Trump eh?
Shhh 
nobody tell him that nobody even missed him (nor probably knew he was going) ffs.
Trump didn’t even know who tf he was.
He’s either been on holiday a lot or his phone has developed recurring problems the last 14 month’s.
^^^ it would be delicious irony if he was the one on the flight back yesterday
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One in one out perfectly illustrated
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Well the numbers were a lot lower when we used to ally with France, and the crisis really started getting massively bigger when we stopped cooperation with France. But I’m sure that’s just a strange coincidence
I thought we WERE co.operating with France?..well sort of.
How much are we paying them again? (to do the far end of f.all?..) ..just remind me.
Not so much co.operating more being mugged off by Macron, and after sooo much cringeworthy arse crawling around him by Starmer
Ok so Ed Davey is the answer to the problem.
God help us
what a crock… here is the thing in 2016 1.46 million eastern europeans left the uk. just because they didnt come on dingys doesn’t mean they werent here. if you count all the illegals that have come here since theni doubt you would get much more than a 10th of that number.
as to the no. of visa applications going up thats up to again the ee’s not needing a visa till after 2016. other nationalities need them too
'‘REFUGEES WELCOME HERE’ eh?
Other countries either jail or deport their *KNOWN * terrorists..
We put them up in a 4 star Hilton Hotel…all inclusive’
Vote Labour.
Do you think we’d be better off following the example of Trump (your hero)
Does he have a better plan than ed davey?
shhhh dont say that farage will get jelouse
lets see trump had millions coming into america when he took over… down to zero according to the whinging lefties. he has deported and is deporting 100’s of thousands more.
davey… ill work with labour. as if their plan is working
No you’ve failed to understand the graph there
this is asylum seekers only
That line on the graph is for people who CAME HERE LEGALLY ON WORK OR STUDY VISAS arriving at an airport not a dinghy and THEN CLAIMED ASYLUM ONCE THEY WERE ALREADY HERE
Absolutely…and then some
Do keep up man…I thought Farage was accused of being my hero…(hence why I keep quoting it)
The Chuckle Brothers would come up with a better plan than Ed 'kin Davey…and one of them is dead!
Anything else?
(Btw..speaking of illegal immigrants…
Did I ever tell you my daughter and grandaughter were harrased?
go on this one will be a good laugh…
yep i was right there is 3 lines there ducky illegal immigration, visas or other leave and other.
oh ok… nothing to do with the ee’s and nigerian work force then ok…
man you never fail to amuse
ok, well the USA is working very closely with the country to the south of them on irregular migration to great success, so Donald and Ed are on the same page here really
Focusing on Mexico’s role during Donald Trump’s second term (from January 20, 2025 onward), here are what’s known so far: what Mexico has done, how that has related to changes in irregular crossings, and the caveats. Data is still emerging, but some patterns are visible.
Actions by Mexico since Jan 2025
Mexico has agreed to accept returns of non-Mexican migrants from the U.S. for certain nationalities (e.g. Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, Venezuela).
It has increased internal enforcement — using checkpoints, stopping transit migrants inside Mexico rather than having them reach the U.S. border.
There is diplomatic engagement: the U.S. under Trump has pushed for cooperation, potentially via tariffs or threats thereof, to get Mexico to help reduce migration flows. Mexico has balanced cooperation with asserting sovereignty.
Observed impact on irregular border crossings
There has been a sharp decline in U.S. Border Patrol “encounters” (apprehensions or expulsions) since around late 2023 continuing into 2024, and especially into early 2025 under Trump’s second term.
For example: in February 2025, about 8,300 apprehensions were recorded, which is extremely low compared to equivalent months in 2024.
March and April 2025 also show similarly low monthly totals (around 7,200–8,400) of irregular crossings.
According to analysts, a portion of the decrease is attributed to Mexico’s enforcement: Mexico’s interior checkpoints, returns, etc., have made it harder for migrants to get to the U.S. border irregularly.
Limitations, caveats & things still uncertain
Mexico’s role is necessary but not sufficient: U.S. domestic policy changes (e.g. asylum restrictions, new rules, changes in enforcement) also contribute heavily. It’s hard to disentangle exactly how much of the drop is due to Mexico vs U.S. policy vs broader migration and external push/pull factors.
Data is relatively recent, so long-term sustainability is uncertain. Whether Mexico’s enforcement and agreements will remain steady under pressure (political, logistical, human rights) is a question.
In short: during Trump’s second term so far, Mexico has played an important coordinating and enforcement role, helping to reduce irregular crossings by:
Accepting returns or deportations of non-Mexican migrants under certain arrangements.
Increasing internal enforcement inside Mexico so that fewer migrants attempt or succeed to reach the U.S. border in an irregular way.
Engaging diplomatically in ways that respond to U.S. pressures (tariffs, political negotiation) to maintain cooperation.
These actions seem to correlate with very large drops in irregular border crossings (to levels not seen for decades), but attribution is mixed: U.S. policy (asylum restrictions etc.) and changes in migration dynamics (both push and pull factors) also are major contributors.
still wrong there
the 3 lines are all for asylum requests
top line for boat people who claim asylum, middle line for people who come here legally on a visa and then claim asylum. not sure who the others are
yes this graph is nothing to do with EEs and nigerian workforce, those graphs would go into the millions