Lmao these guys eh
Akajiakụ retweeted
Over 50 organisations that work to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) have written to the government opposing the earned settlement proposals in their entirety, warning they would mark a significant escalation in state-sanctioned violence against Black, minoritised and migrant victim-survivors.
At this week’s Women and Equalities Committee session, I asked Dr Hannana Siddiqui from @SBSisters whether the government’s aim to halve VAWG is compatible with its earned settlement proposals.
Funny how someone who’s whole identity is based off on anti immigration rhetoric is not aware that Japan has a form of ILR🤣🤣🤣
Replying to @linmeitalks
Lín the answer is obvious. We have shipped in 10,000’s care workers and vacancies have not changed for 10 years! 🤔 Also, why does anyone need ILR; go to Japan, UAE and many others… you can work, be welcomed but lose your job and you leave and you will never get ILR…
Them suppose take you🤣🤣🤣
Say na take it or leave it
The person has paid for it, if him wan carry the turtle go space, e concern am
Why are we allowing a foreigner to decide what happens to something in Nigeria? A Nigerian was trying to sell it, someone was willing to buy it, and the next thing, a foreigner steps in, pays for it and decides it should be returned to the river.
What exactly is the difference between a sea turtle and the chicken, fish and other animals we kill and eat every day? If we are going to have conversations about protecting wildlife, let it be based on clear laws and conservation policies, not selective outrage.
We cannot keep acting like Nigerians need foreign approval before deciding what happens in their own country.
Take it or leave it.
This brother is related to Goliath I presume 🤣
URGENT : Wilson Joseph, chef du gang 400 Mawozo en Haïti, a été capturé ce soir par les forces militaires du Salvador, à la suite d'une opération nocturne. 🇸🇻 bravo @nayibbukele 👏👏👏
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Nigerian MAGAs are so funny. See copium and catarrh everywhere.
And the funniest part is that a lot of them are anti-Tinubu/pro-Peter Obi. You go fear ideological dissonance 😂😂
Akajiakụ retweeted
You didn't even look in the mirror or check your own immigration history before you made this tweet? 😅😅
If the people before you had shared the political beliefs you're championing now, you would be somewhere in Awka, dancing at a political rally, cheering for someone younger than you to earn your daily bread.
What kind of lack of self-awareness is this?
Akajiakụ retweeted
🇬🇧 The message has been clear for a long time: protect people already here lawfully.
145,000+ signatures and growing.
People who came to the UK legally, followed the rules and built their lives here deserve fairness and certainty.
Please keep signing and sharing. Let’s make sure Parliament hears us.
✍️ petition.parliament.uk/petit…
Don’t move the goalposts halfway through the journey.
#ProtectILR #Keep5YearILR #SkilledWorkerVisa
Akajiakụ retweeted
Ministers have listened and introduced a big exception for care workers on "Earned Settlement".
But what’s unfair and un-British for one set of workers is unfair for others too.
People just days away from applying for settlement are now in limbo.
Our campaign continues.
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The 10-year Long Residence cohort is arguably among the most integrated immigrant groups in the UK. We have spent nearly a decade here, grown up in British society, achieved some of the highest levels of English proficiency and gained British qualifications. We have studied, worked, paid taxes, contributed to our communities and invested years of our lives building a future here.
In terms of time spent in the UK, integration and accumulated contribution, our cohort has given enormously to this country. Yet we are now facing the prospect of having the settlement pathway we relied upon fundamentally changed, with no meaningful protection for those already on it.
How can a system that claims to reward integration disregard a cohort that has demonstrated it through almost a decade of living, studying and contributing in the UK? We are not asking for preferential treatment. We are asking for our time, commitment and contribution to be recognised.
Do not punish those who have already spent nearly a decade building their lives in Britain. Protect the Long Residence cohort.
#LongResidence #EarnedSettlement
#LongResidence #10YearLongResidence #EarnedSettlement #Settlement #ILR #IndefiniteLeaveToRemain #ProtectLongResidence #TransitionalArrangements #FairSettlement #FairnessForMigrants #ImmigrationReform #UKImmigration #MigrantRights #IntegrationMatters #RecogniseOurContribution #OurLivesAreHere #BritishSociety #LongResidenceCohort #ProtectOurFuture #HomeOffice
@ukhomeoffice @ShabanaMahmood @JoWhiteSays @AnnelieseDodds
Akajiakụ retweeted
Please sign the petition using below link
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
#Unfair #EarnedSettlement #UK
@andyburnham @ShabanaMahmood
Akajiakụ retweeted
We welcome the Home Secretary’s decision to scrap plans that would have forced many migrant care workers to wait up to 15 years to secure settled status in the UK.
But this is only a partial victory. We need a system rooted in dignity and respect for all migrant workers.
Akajiakụ retweeted
Labour is building one of the cruellest systems for migrants and refugees in Europe.
Forget the talk of U-turns.
That's the central truth.
New column 👇
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