Migrant jailed for detention centre escape

sean grima

Feb 16th 2010, 08:27

@anthea doughty: i happen to see beyond the mere absence of a visa - if you come from a war-torn, disease ridden african country, then you would qualify for asylum and thus no longer be illegal. however, i do not think this is the case in your situation.

anthea doughty

Feb 15th 2010, 20:51

@sean grima - you love the illegal immigrants don't you? I would love to live in Malta - think I will get away with arriving illegally, with no funds, no income, no means of earning an income and be allowed to stay? Even better to be arresteed if I try to leave? Oh and my reason for claiming asylum? To escape the intolerable situation in my homeland - namely taken over by immigrants?

joseph cachia

Feb 15th 2010, 20:28

HASAN RAMADAM is'nt an IRAQI and HR isn't his real name. This person been the past five years in LIBYA and he is a Kurdish The U.K. eased the entry of IRAQI's subject they can prove their nationality through the IRAQ embassy.

sean grima

Feb 15th 2010, 19:14

you will be saying we should throw them into the sea next!

Charles Sammut

Feb 15th 2010, 18:52

Sometimes I think that these are "detention" centres only in name . We have the army out in force checking carnival revellers for the occasional hashish joint when they could be better employed securing these come as you please centres. Somebody has got his priorities wrong.

louise vella

Feb 15th 2010, 18:20

The punishment should not be jail but immediate expulsion to their own country.

r curmi

Feb 15th 2010, 17:42

then send him back to iraq. we do not want him here free lodging on our taxes

Denis Catania

Feb 15th 2010, 17:30

He should have been given the max, for not cooperating with the police.

g.c.Forte

Feb 15th 2010, 17:22

As I always say...From 2 star hotel, he is going to 5 star deluxe hotel for 7 months, and we pay for that.

T.gauci

Feb 15th 2010, 17:16

"an Iraqi migrant" who's next to join the immigration club ?