The Ministry Of Defence has admitted that some migrants may have absconded after a boat landed on the beach in Folkestone on Sunday 4th September.
To the surprise of our famed MOD, when the dinghy arrived on a Kent beach, the migrants did not wait around to be scooped up by UK Border Force officials, but decided to make a run for it.
The MOD say that they managed to find 29 people who were taken to Dover. Unfortunately, they have no idea of how many were actually on the run, so do not have a clue exactly how many they are now looking for.
Local police and immigration officials are continuing to make enquiries to locate any potential absconders.
In a statement the “Ministry of Lack of Defence” said ‘This was the second uncontrolled landing recorded since the Ministry of Defence took primacy over the response to small boat crossings in the Channel this year. 2021 saw 39 uncontrolled landings, 32 by this point in the year.’
People are asking that if they were genuine law abiding immigrants wanting asylum then why did they abscond as soon as they set foot on a beach. The clear answer is that the majority are not actually seeking asylum.
It has also been noted that police forces around the UK are not releasing details of crimes ‘some illegals’ are committing. It is thought that Government policy is preventing details being released into the public domain, for fear of creating further anger and frustration against those in power.
They come in undetected at night. Kent people see them guided to transport by torches
But this is just a drop in the ocean after a recent report in the Independent Newspaper stated that the UK Home Office has lost track of more than 600,000 people who should have left country.
The Home Office now need to come up with a plan to regain control. This may either be by having more Border Force officers on the streets checking peoples details or the roll out of a National ID system. Both options come with a mountain of issues, but without a plan, the number of ‘illegal people’ will continue to grow and the UK streets will become a no go area.
