RE: Humanitarian approach.26 Jun 2022 20:23
"Until you lot can up with something tangible", there are no easy answers to immigration. It's a complex issue with complex reasons for happening. You can't just throw people on a plane to Rwanda, expect something to happen and call it a success.
The solutions to tackle immigration need to be hollistic approaches that understand the reasons for people leaving their countries. They also need to understand that criminalizing immigration has never worked, will never work, and only leads to unnecessary deaths. Ultimately you need to have a tiny bit of compassion towards these people, instead of demonizing them and treating them as criminals.
The irony is, of course, that far-right nutters don't really care about any of that, they just don't want brown people coming into a white country. None of it has anything to do with humanitarian or economic reasons.
That said, if you think immigration is a great threat, then you should consider the reasons for it and how to prevent it. But as it stands, right-wing governments never have any solutions. Much like Trump and his wall that achieved nothing, shipping people off to Rwanda will achieve nothing.
It really doesn't matter what your motivations are, humanitarian or naked r@cism, because if you are completely in denial about the aforementioned things, then you're simply not going to actually change anything regardless of your political viewpoint.