- 13 Μαρ 2020, 17:47
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markvag έγραψε:GTS έγραψε:Προφανως αν κανει καποιο εγκλημα θα πρεπει να απελαθει και αυτος.
Προφανώς κιόλας, ε;;;
Είναι ωραίο πάντως πως οι νόμοι και το σύνταγμα γίνονται πανεύκολα κουρελόχαρτα...
Συνηθως οι νομοι για ξενους που κανουν σοβαρα εγκληματα μετα εχουν απελαση. Δεν το εχω ψαξει αλλα φανταζομαι το ιδιο ειναι στην Ελλαδα. Στο ΗΒ παντως ετσι ειναι.
Μαλιστα, καποιος που εκανε μια απατη σε μια τραπεζα απελαθηκε στην Γκανα μετα την εκτιση της ποινης (4+ χρονια εφαγε). Οικονομικο εγκλημα.
Δεν συμφωνεις με τους νομους του ΗΒ?
Imprisonment and subsequent appeal against deportation[edit]
Adoboli served out his sentence at HMP Verne in Dorset, then at HMP Ford in West Sussex and finally at HMP Maidstone in Kent.[8] He was released in June 2015.[12] As he was a Ghanaian citizen and not a British citizen, and had never applied to become naturalised by the Home Secretary to become a British citizen despite having lived in the United Kingdom since 1991, he was subject to the general deportation policy of the Home Office (UKVI) for foreign nationals who have been convicted and sentenced to more than four years of imprisonment. He was served with deportation proceedings in July 2015, and lived with friends in London and Edinburgh.[13] After his release he gave many talks to students, financial traders and others in the banking industry on operating ethically and avoiding the mistakes he made.[1]
Adoboli lost his original appeal against the Home Secretary's order of deportation made against him in July 2016,[14] and has since continued to make attempts to appeal; he was eventually denied permission for a judicial review of the deportation order and his deportation was originally scheduled for September 2018. Adoboli believes his deportation is due to the Home Office hostile environment policy on immigration.[1] Officials from the Home Office (UKVI), however, state that they base their action and the underlying decision on an application of a long-standing government policy, supported by the law. Kweku Adoboli was deported to his native Ghana on 14 November 2018 after his appeals against deportation were turned down.[15]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kweku_Adoboli
Κάτσε να δω πως το λένε όταν αντιμετωπίζεις διαφορετικά τους ανθρώπους βάσει της εθνικής τους καταγωγής...
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