May’s treaty on citizens’ rights will fracture the nature 11th December 201717th March 2021jonholbLeave a comment The PM’s capitulation to the ECJ will create two classes of citizen.
The strange death of liberal Europe 26th May 201717th March 2021jonholbLeave a comment Douglas Murray’s book offers a powerful critique of immigration, identity politics and Islam.
The progressive case for borders 1st March 201723rd February 2021jonholbLeave a comment Today’s popular desire to control borders is neither racist nor morally deficient. It represents a proper understanding of the need to balance individual rights with collective interests. There is no reason to fear the verdict of the people on how this balance should be struck.
Immigration policy is for the people, not the courts 12th May 201617th March 2021jonholbLeave a comment The Human Rights Act has undermined the UK’s ability to control its borders. Only be repealing this Act and denouncing the European Convention on Human Rights can the UK put an end to porous borders.
The moral bankruptcy of refugee law 23rd February 201623rd February 2021jonholbLeave a comment The Refugee Convention has outlived its usefulness. The only migration system that could be justified morally is one where the state controls its borders and where decisions are made politically about the ‘who’ and ‘why’ of migration policy.
Time to tear up the Refugee Convention 15th September 201517th March 2021jonholbLeave a comment Democratic states must be able to control their borders but the Geneva Convention on refugees makes this impossible.
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