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We have to stop this new migration rules not increase the Spouse requirements income to £18.600 even though i am sure this governement dont care about whoever will go ahead with her plans no matter what happend ... We are all stabbed in back and death wil be confirmed on 9 july.jalebi wrote: http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/32167
Well that remains your own opinion but take into your consideration that everyone's situation is different if you see £18.000 is nothing and as peanuts then you really didnt come into someone's struggles to see if it's peanuts or chocolate lol God save us from peanuts.Sammad wrote:The rules are fine, they are fair we actually need tougher rules, 18,000 is nothing, that is peanuts.Ali_G wrote:We have to stop this new migration rules not increase the Spouse requirements income to £18.600 even though i am sure this governement dont care about whoever will go ahead with her plans no matter what happend ... We are all stabbed in back and death wil be confirmed on 9 july.jalebi wrote: http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/32167
I can agree that immigration is big issue that harm the uk economy but the problem is here not partners of british spouse but those illegal immigrant who come enter the uk borders illegally and UKBA act without finding a serious solution to those who work anything for any penny. Indeed we can't go like this but be sure that this new migration rules will affect future of britain and i dont think british spouse will sleep and do nothing against this unjustice action which is against human rights.Sammad wrote:Well if you can't support your family we can't just through the doors open for mass immigration, that harms our country. Our country is poor already we have no jobs. Immigrants here will work 60 hours a week on £1 that harms our economy. Brother we can't go like this, sometimes its better to stay in your own country, what do you think?Ali_G wrote:Well that remains your own opinion but take into your consideration that everyone's situation is different if you see £18.000 is nothing and as peanuts then you really didnt come into someone's struggles to see if it's peanuts or chocolate lol God save us from peanuts.Sammad wrote:The rules are fine, they are fair we actually need tougher rules, 18,000 is nothing, that is peanuts.Ali_G wrote:
We have to stop this new migration rules not increase the Spouse requirements income to £18.600 even though i am sure this governement dont care about whoever will go ahead with her plans no matter what happend ... We are all stabbed in back and death wil be confirmed on 9 july.
Oh by the way, I am big fan of Badr Hari he is great fighter!
I would say whoever wants to prove that they are an idiot must immediately sign the petition.jalebi wrote:Hi everyone, can you please sign this petition and pass it on to others to sign as well. It's in regards to opposing the new immigration rules being set by Theresa May.:
http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/32167
Let's all work together
It's completely arbitrary. I'm earning just below the threshold (£17,000 salary) but I also volunteer on my University campus, for which I am provided with free accommodation. Because I don't pay rent, council tax etc. I actually have a much larger disposable income than my salary would indicate (I estimate that I am saving upwards of £5,000 in accommodation costs per year.)Sammad wrote:The rules are fine, they are fair we actually need tougher rules, 16,000 is nothing, that is peanuts.
http://www.freemovement.org.uk/2012/06/ ... ights-law/asim72 wrote:Why are the new rules dearly beloved?
Which EU laws do the new rules break?
Which international laws do the new rules break?
Theresa May does not think its OK to choose who you marry. Anyone is free to marry anyone. She is just making rules about who she (rightly or wrongly) thinks should be able to settle in UK.jalebi wrote:http://www.economist.com/node/21556926
Theresa May thinks it's ok for her to choose who we marry. It's our human right to choose and our right to a family life.
So many people will be affected, women, young and old.
Another stupid analysis by lunatic lefties. Anything HO does is wrong in their view.Ali_G wrote:http://www.freemovement.org.uk/2012/06/ ... ights-law/asim72 wrote:Why are the new rules dearly beloved?
Which EU laws do the new rules break?
Which international laws do the new rules break?