Re: Charles Clarke and foreign prisoners

On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 09:06:46 +0100, Richard Miller
<richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

In message <nua752h9qcjhu84r3lbddq8knblr34ompc@xxxxxxx>, London@xxxxxxxx
writes
It would appear that the IS hasn't got the capacity or resources for chasing
up released foreign prisoners.

Why is it they have the resources to welcome them with open arms
Plenty of time/money to make sure they know where the "free bank "is
and how to draw cash.
No shortage of time to find them doctors/schools/accommodation etc.
But they have very little time to actually ask for a few details to
ascertain whether or not they should be here.

You seem to be talking about asylum seekers. That is a different matter
entirely from deporting prisoners from abroad at the end of their
sentences.

Can't a released prisoner reasonably claim that he will be persecuted
if he returns to his country of origin, especially if he has lost
contact with his family?
.

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