The Freedom from Torture campaign group says the Government's policy has no basis in law and would heighten the risk of drownings in the Channel in a claim it has lodged with the Administrative Court. It is understood that documents argue for a full judicial review of the Home Office's plans after Ms Patel's department allegedly "refused to provide a substantive response to the grounds of the legal challenge", the Independent reports. Express.
Blogger: if this case were to be won, it would leave UK governments utterly stymied from taking self-protective measures. It is an absurdity and an abomination. The 'risk of drownings ' goes away as soon as foreign criminals stop committing illegal acts.
Drownings are not and will never be caused by the UK - only by those seeking to invade our shores!
HOW can their illegitimate actions possibly be the fault of a self-protecting UK? That way lies insanity.
Even so, it is not the illegals who are the enemy - it is leftist organisations like the FFT.
Furthermore - why is this group not concentrating on the huge, actual torture problem currently being illegitimately meted out to Christians across the globe, we might ask?
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