The SNP Fights For “New Scot” To Come Back After She Willingly Left!
July 3, 2009
“Do-gooder” SNP MP, Pete Wishart, wants the government to RELAX IMMIGRATION LAWS and follow in America’s footsteps by banning the deportation of widows as there is “no room for discretion”.
His pressure on the government is due to an Indian widow who WILLINGLY left Scotland with her children after her husband died.
In 2004, Mr Navjot Singh and his wife Nidhi arrived in Perth with their first daughter, who was 3 at the time. They had a second daughter here in Scotland.
Current immigration rules state that they would be able to permanently live in the UK next month. However, Mr Singh died earlier this year.
Mrs Singh agreed to return to her homeland of India as if she was to stay here she would be here, in Scotland, illegally.
Mr Wishart is now DEMANDING a change in the immigration laws and has roped in, Leader of the House and Minister for Equality, Harriet Harman.
He said, “The Singh family are in a dreadful situation.
“I am appalled by what has happened and this shows how bureaucratic and rigid the rules are.”
“Mrs Singh has a degree in electronics and communications and has a useful contribution to make to the Perthshire community.
“Her children have started their education here and know no other country.
“Mrs Singh should be allowed to come back to the UK without being subject to this officious nonsense.
“What we need is a system that works on behalf of families placed in this particular and unusual situation.”
“The rigid bureaucracy of the new points based immigration system must be reconsidered immediately to avoid situations as difficult as this one.
“As it currently stands, there is no room for discretion.
“Ending the deportation of widows and widowers is a sensible and reasonable measure which will spare grieving families’ heartache.”
So Mr Wishart, first off you have already done what we expect from the SNP and lied. As Mrs Singh’s eldest daughter DOES know another country – India where she was born and where they are residing now.
Mrs Singh wasn’t even deported she WILLINGLY left to go back to India. The SNP are so desperate to disenfranchise the Scots they would bring someone back to Scotland, who, under the law, shouldn’t even be living here!
As we mentioned in an earlier post, we have a family member who has just had a child and can’t get a council house in Glasgow, even though they have worked since leaving school and both pay their taxes. But I’m sure a home would be available to these people as it is for countless other non-native people.
What other ideas does Mr Wishart have to revamp immigration legislation? What about letting people in who have the same surname as non-Brits who live in Britain? Or what about letting people in who used to live in the same city? Or even people who have the same hairstyle? Of course this is preposterous.
The law is the law and if we let everyone in to Britain, or back into Britain, who had a sob story then we would be living in a country that was seriously overpopulated with no countryside and little resources.
The reality is that we can no longer keep the population of this country at such a high level.
Ed. – The picture in the post was edited for the entertainment of the reader.












