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Boatpeople - A one- sided issue?
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Many of the people who spend the longest in detention centres are those where it is difficult to ascertain identity or where entry has been refused and lawyers are still fighting it out in the courts.
If I guage the responses right most people are all for helping legitimate asylum seekers it is those who thwart the system that create the negative stigma.
Perhaps we should add the rule "no identity papers = no entry" to ensure speedier processing.
While I can see a rare case or two where gathering up papers may prove difficult under restrictive circumstances, in most cases if time and money can be found to locate and pay people smugglers, surely some forward planning in ensuring you have your identity papers should be relatively easy by comparison.