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EU’s deportations plan risks ICE-style enforcement, rights groups warn
Crackdown on undocumented people could lead to home raids, surveillance and racial profiling, 75 organisations say

And what percentage of Europeans would be shouting “Well, get on with it then!”?

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JuliaM
6 months ago

90%

Chris Miller
Chris Miller
6 months ago
Reply to  JuliaM

The 10% being the undocumented ones.

Marius
Marius
6 months ago

undocumented people

A dead giveaway term, which sets off the cunt klaxon every time.

Jonathan
Jonathan
6 months ago

So you’re telling me that people whose living depends on there being Third-World immigration into Europe are upset that Third-World immigration might be reduced?

Van_Patten
Van_Patten
6 months ago

I was intrigued as to who these people were, as I’m sure many are. And what a glimpse at the website reveals is an ‘Axis of evil’ – one wonders where the funding for all these groups is coming from. I very much doubt it is private donations.

TOTAL SIGNATORIES: 83
European networks/organisations:

  1. Access Now
  2. Border Violence Monitoring Network
  3. Bridge EU
  4. Equinox Initiative for Racial Justice
  5. Eurochild
  6. European Disability Forum
  7. European Federation of Public Service Unions (EPSU)
  8. European Network on Statelessness (ENS)
  9. European Roma Grassroots Organisations (ERGO) Network
  10. European Sex Workers’ Rights Alliance (ESWA)
  11. European Federation of National Organisations Working with the Homeless (FEANTSA)
  12. ILGA-Europe
  13. International Planned Parenthood Federation – European Network (IPPF EN)
  14. Jesuit Refugee Service Europe
  15. Missing Children Europe
  16. Médecins du Monde International Network
  17. Platform for International Cooperation on Undocumented Migrants (PICUM) 
  18. Statewatch
  19. Trans Europe and Central Asia (TGEU)

National organisations:

  1. 11.11.11
  2. Africa Advocacy Foundation
  3. Algeciras Acoge
  4. AlgorithmWatch
  5. Apoyo Positivo
  6. ARCI
  7. Asociación Evangélica Nueva Vida
  8. Asociación Madrileña de Salud Pública (AMaSaP)
  9. Association for Integration and Migration (SIMI)
  10. Caritas diocesana di Pesaro
  11. Centro Sociale Ex Canapificio
  12. Cesida (National Coordinator of HIV and AIDS)
  13. CIRÉ
  14. Collective Aid
  15. Community Rights in Greece
  16. Consorzio Italiano di Solidarietà (ICS)
  17. Convenzione dei Diritti nel Mediterraneo
  18. Coordinamento Fiorentino contro il Riarmo
  19. Coordinamento Nazionale Comunità Accoglienti (CNCA)
  20. COSPE
  21. Defence for Children International Czechia
  22. Defence for Children International Italy
  23. Défense des Enfants International Belgique
  24. Dynamo International
  25. Europasilo – Rete Nazionale per il Diritto d’Asilo
  26. Federación SOS Racismo
  27. Finnish Refugee Advice Centre
  28. Fondazione Città Solidale ETS
  29. Forum Per Cambiare l’Ordine delle Cose
  30. Fucina per la Nonviolenza
  31. Fundación Cruz Blance
  32. Fundación Entreculturas
  33. Greek Council for Refugees (GCR)
  34. Gruppo Melitea
  35. Institute Novact for Nonviolence
  36. International Child Development Initiatives
  37. Irídia-Center for the defense of human rights
  38. Iuventa – Jugend rettet
  39. Jesuit Refugee Service Portugal
  40. La Cimade
  41. Missing Voices (REER)
  42. Mission Lifeline International e.V.
  43. Mobile Info Team
  44. Movimiento de Mujeres Migrantes de Extremadura
  45. Mujeres Supervivientes
  46. M.V. Louise Michel
  47. Oxfam Novib
  48. Pilotes Volontaires
  49. Progetto Accoglienza e Integrazione Un sole per tutti
  50. Red Acoge
  51. Refugees in Libya
  52. Rete Vesuviana Solidale
  53. Right to Protection Charitable Foundation
  54. RiVolti ai Balcani – Diritti in Movimento
  55. Sea-Watch e.V
  56. Sharazade – Cultura e spettacolo senza frontiere
  57. SolidarityNow
  58. Stichting LOS
  59. Studio legale D’apruzzo
  60. The Swedish IMER Association
  61. Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights FTDES
  62. VERLATA SOC. COOP. SOCIALE A R.L.
  63. WILPF ITALIA
  64. WISH (Women in Solidarity House)
Agammamon
Agammamon
6 months ago
Reply to  Van_Patten

You know where the funding is coming from – the government. You’re paying for some of these quangos.

john77
john77
6 months ago
Reply to  Agammamon

Ah, but *which* government? We now know that the “Daily Worker” and CND and the Official Sinn Fein and Scargill’s NUM were funded by Brezhnev. Probably others were too.

Bloke in South Dorset
Bloke in South Dorset
6 months ago
Reply to  john77

Russia doesn’t have to fund our enemies any more; our own governments do it now. Much cheaper for the Russkies.

Agammamon
Agammamon
6 months ago
Reply to  Van_Patten

Surprised Fraternité Internationale de la Résistance Contre l’Oppression isn’t listed there;)

Baron Jackfield
Baron Jackfield
6 months ago
Reply to  Agammamon

Is that the organisation headquartered at 136 bis Boulevard Haussmann, Paris? 🙂

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
6 months ago

OT but EU related. The Cabinet Office – no less! – posted this on X on 14th February. Infantile, but some PR power-skirt approved it…

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rhoda klapp
rhoda klapp
6 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

Did we reset that they resent, hate and despise us and only plan to exploit us again? What’s the new policy?

Norman
Norman
6 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

They are such utter, utter cunts, aren’t they? Every last man jack of them.

Bloke in North Dorset
Bloke in North Dorset
6 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

Andrew Neil summed it up very nicely on X:

This is pathetic. You’re the Cabinet Office. The elite of the bureaucracy. At the heart of government. This is not just juvenile. It’s factually wrong. We used to think the senior civil service a Rolls Royce. You’re not even a Trabant now. For god’s sake grow up!!!is is pathetic. You’re the Cabinet Office. The elite of the bureaucracy. At the heart of government. This is not just juvenile. It’s factually wrong. We used to think the senior civil service a Rolls Royce. You’re not even a Trabant now. For god’s sake grow up!!!

And from the comments:

As @DavidGHFrost

points out, the flowers come from Africa. But what may have confused the Cabinet Office is that the main European wholesale market is a duty free zone next to Schipol Airport. They may well believe mistakenly that the flowers come from the Netherlands.

Western Bloke
Western Bloke
6 months ago

The civil service was always a Trabant. People just bought the PR that they knew what they were doing.

john77
john77
6 months ago
Reply to  Western Bloke

Not so – you are just too young to remember when civil servants were selected by competitive exam, promoted on merit and protected from political vendettas while ministers were held responsible for the performance of their departments. A lot of my contemporaries chose to enter the Civil Service as an ethical career (I didn’t because I can’t stand bureaucracy – which is why I didn’t join the Pru). Incidentally, in those days the elected government was supposed to determine policy.

bloke in spain
bloke in spain
6 months ago
Reply to  john77

You must go back a long time. Napolionic Wars? Civil service has always been what it is. The gutter scrapings of the “right” schools & “right” universities.

john77
john77
6 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

Noy quite that long but when I was young there were competitive exams to get in: I was quite insulted when Will Hutton assumed that I had only become an Actuary because I had failed the Civil Service exam (he had failed it).

Agammamon
Agammamon
6 months ago
Reply to  john77

If that were the truth then explain how ‘Yes, Minister’ got made?

john77
john77
6 months ago
Reply to  Agammamon

The premise in “Yes, Minister” is that Sir Humphrey is a lot cleverer and he has his own agenda which rarely coincide’s with the minister’s wishes because he believes he is making things better.

johnnybonk
johnnybonk
6 months ago
Reply to  john77

And Bernard is even more clever than Sir Humphrey.

Van_Patten
Van_Patten
6 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

What I do admire here is the brazenness of the treason – they make no apologies for it and are even proud! Will be interesting to see how they defend themselves when the reckoning comes…

Norman
Norman
6 months ago
Reply to  Van_Patten

Insufficiently, one hopes.

Steve
Steve
6 months ago

Home raids? Lol. These nonces have no idea what’s coming.

I know complete ignorance of the past is fashionable these days, but the United States has always been considerably more civilised than we. When things go sideways in Europe, they tend to do so in ways that involve prolonged bouts of extreme violence and mass graves. The US Civil War was a mere bagatelle by comparison.

Gamecock
Gamecock
6 months ago
Reply to  Steve

We get by with only 8 organizations.

Frontier efficiency.

’75 organizations’

A Messier’s List of who to prosecute for the destruction from open borders.

PJF
PJF
6 months ago
Reply to  Gamecock

Pendantry alert.

Messier and pals were targetting comets; his list was of permanent fuzzies in the sky to avoid their confusion with the variable targets. So in your context, a Messier’s List would be of legit organisations to not prosecute. You could even say a white list . . .

We return you to your regular programming.

Gamecock
Gamecock
6 months ago
Reply to  PJF

Take an astronomy class.

Messier’s List is the starting astronomers’ list of what’s fun and interesting and easy to find. Yes, Messier made it as “ignore this, it’s not a comet.” The irony being that it is THE MOST INTERESTING things in the sky.

john77
john77
6 months ago
Reply to  Steve

You have an odd definition of “civilised”.
Have you ever wondered why the indigenous population chose to support George III rather than George Washington?

Steve
Steve
6 months ago
Reply to  john77

Have you ever wondered why the indigenous population chose to support George III rather than George Washington?

The Injuns – having never been a monolith, but a veritable diversity of different stone age tribes who were happily exterminating and enslaving each other for many centuries before a white man first set foot on the continent – fought alongside and against the various European powers at different times.

You have an odd definition of “civilised”.

After they conquered North America, the Americans put measures in place aimed – however imperfectly – at protecting their defeated foes. This was a new development in the history of the Americas, because previously a conquered people would simply have been killed off.

Civilised, y’see. There’s nothing in US history that even reaches the savagery of the Thirty Years War, because Americans are nicer than Europeans.

Michael van der Riet
Michael van der Riet
6 months ago
Reply to  john77

Where did you get that factoid from? A Non-Binary Collectivist Revision of American History for Little People?

Agammamon
Agammamon
6 months ago
Reply to  john77

Which indigenous population? Or are you doing the racist thing of lumping all the Indians into one ‘identity’ because it suits you? Same as was done in European colonies by Europeans and by ignoring group differences has lead to the political strife that is prevalent in those former colonies?

Boganboy
Boganboy
6 months ago
Reply to  Agammamon

I have noticed that many of the heroic Aussie indigenous people fighting against racist white oppression seem to be remarkably white themselves.

Agammamon
Agammamon
6 months ago
Reply to  Steve

https://hwfo.substack.com/p/weighing-us-homicide-rates-vs-european

That article has a good breakdown. From 1911-2011, more people have been killed in European genocides than have been murdered with guns in the US.

Gamecock
Gamecock
6 months ago
Reply to  Agammamon

A new metric!

PiP Community Leader
PiP Community Leader
6 months ago

Tactics: start with throwing out the Albanians and Roma. Then there are plenty of criminals from the Baltic states – out, out, out. Europeans, see – objections might be quite muted.

Then move onto the – how shall I put it? – more numerous. Start with those with criminal records and those who are dole bludgers.

Two further rules: anyone who got in by faking refugee status or invalidly claiming asylum status is treated as a criminal – out he goes. And if in doubt, out.

jgh
jgh
6 months ago

Certainly if you’re on the dole bloody well go home to go on the dole. What firmly made me a Leaver was David Cameron coming home from Brusselles and saying “I fought and got this concession! We will pay the child benefit of children living in Poland whose parents are in the UK!!!!” WTactualF???? When I was living in Hong Kong there were regular “sweeps” of Western beggers to chuck them on a ‘plane home.

john77
john77
6 months ago
Reply to  jgh

What Cameron asked for – and did *not* get – was that child benefit paid to workers in the UK should be at the rate set by the government of the country in which the child was living. The EU insisted that the benefit should be paid at the rate for children living in the UK although living costs in Eastern Europe are far lower than in the UK.
David Cameron coming home from Brussels empty-handed was one reason for Farage winning.

Norman
Norman
6 months ago
Reply to  john77

I’d say it was the major reason, because everyone could see from that that Brussels were simply playing us for mugs. Juncker’s forthrighness in saying that in so many words didn’t help them either.

Agammamon
Agammamon
6 months ago
Reply to  john77

You should not pay the rate set by another country – they can change the rate without giving you a say.

I mean, you shouldn’t pay *at all* – but definitely not on terms set by another country. That’s why the UK left, after all.

jgh
jgh
6 months ago

If they’re undocumented how do they know where to raid…..?

Michael van der Riet
Michael van der Riet
6 months ago

Start with the committees of those 75 organizations.

Gamecock
Gamecock
6 months ago

Gamecock wondered what ICE-style enforcement means. So he looked it up on duh web.

It is what X number of ‘rights groups’ are afraid of. It actually has no meaning. But, dayam, it’s BAD!

I’m guessing ‘rights groups’ will be okay if illegal alien invaders are arrested NICELY.

NOT.

Agammamon
Agammamon
6 months ago
Reply to  Gamecock

They should be happy for ‘ICE-style enforcement’.

The next step is to be the prologue for ‘V for Vendetta’. Genocide is a global sport and Europe’s teams aren’t slackers at it.

Agammamon
Agammamon
6 months ago

Crackdown on undocumented people could lead to home raids, surveillance and racial profiling,

How convenient – you already have the apparatus in place. All you have to do is change the target.

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