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Carlomagno

The high numbers in the US put their unemployment statistics in perspective!

Joe

Wow. The US has an alarmingly high percentage of prisoners versus the population.

Gabriel Payne

Hi

I have a question which I hope you can assist with.

It relates to equal treatment on the grounds of nationality

The following quote comes from a UK Border Agency document...

"EEA national prisoners who are not deportable but wish to return home and want to be removed early under the Early Removal Scheme will be liable to Administrative Removal under the EEA Regulations"

However Irish nationals who are serving sentences in the UK and who want to return home are being denied access to this scheme. Do you think Irish nationals have grounds for a case of discrimination on the grounds of nationality? The UK authorities have indicated that because the ERS scheme is a national policy EU law does not apply and thereby they can remove the EEA citizenship of Irish nationals living in the UK when required to suit their own ends. Surely this is not allowed ?

Thank you

Regards

G Payne

Robin Smith

Really nice post..thanks a lot for posting this..Please continue with the great work.

http://legallaw.sosblog.com/The-first-blog-b1/Changes-In-Law-To-Promote-Flexible-Working-In-UK-b1-p3.htm

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No doubt, Tte high numbers in the US put their unemployment statistics in perspective!

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The number of immigrants in the UK alone is staggering these days. They have such lax immigration laws, and that leads to a horrific drain on their social programs' resources.

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Those us numbers are probably skewed a bit because of the number of immigrants that enter this country each year.

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