And I guess your solution might be to let them all in and ask questions later - no hurdles or deterrents...cost to the taxpayers - many many more billions...cost to our culture...priceless.
Spell out the best way to deal with them rather than complaining about no bars of soap in the sinks - they know they are on the doorstep of the lucky country - they are very lucky and paid good money to make their way here illegally - they can rough it for a little longer.
You should chat about conditions in the Kenyan camps and the poor people stuck there who try to seek asylum legally. Your Amnesty people should be focused on pushing the illegals down the legal route.
