Should immigrants be deported if they commit a serious crime?

Yes, but only for violent/sexual crimes

Yes, and banned for entering our country again

No, they should serve their sentence but have the right to choose whether they serve it in the UK or in their home country, and have the right to live where they want after time served.

Only if it is safe to return to their own country. If not keep them in prison in the UK so they still serve time. .

No, unless they happen to be guilty of illegal entry. Immigration status of an offender doesn’t make victims of crime sleep any better or worse

Yes and all their families.

Yes, if they do not have British citizenship

they should be sent to are countrys prison like. everyone else

No they should be punished like any other crime from a Uk citizen

If they committed the crime in the country, they are the responsibility of the country.

Only if they have entered the country illegally, otherwise, they should be tried and go to Prison like any other citizen.

No, only if the have entered the country illegally and are not a recognized refugee

If it’s violent crimes, sexual crimes or pedophiles then deport legal and illegal immigrants. Any financial crimes or drug related crimes then they don’t have to be deported.

No, they should have a right to a fair trial in the UK and if found guilty they should remain imprisoned for the whole of their sentence in the UK

No, they should face the same punishment

Yes, if it is a serious crime.

Only if they moved here less than two years ago. Otherwise, it is their social environment here that has created the criminal

they should serve the appropriate time in prison but not be deported

Yes, But only if the alleged criminal is entitled to a fair trial

No, they should become part of a rehabilitation program instead

No, they should be treated like anybody else in the same situation.

Depends what, why and how the crime was carried out.

In some cases, yes. Depending on the crime and other circumstances.

Depends on length of time in UK and whether they have dependent relatives

Yes only if they are not a citizen

No, even if they entered “illegally”, people are still people ffs

No, we deal with them in our own justice system

They should be deported as soon as they commit a crime if they are found guilty.

Yes but ensure they are imprisoned

Serious crimes should be punished with death

No, Immigrants should be treated as members of our country. Meaning they receive identical treatment to a citizen who commits a serious crime

Yes, but should also have some punishment in this country as well.

depends on circumstance - if safe to go back to origin country, depends on crime, fair trial may need to serve sentence here first tho??

Mostly no, and not automatically. If their immigration/residency status would still be valid time-wise at the end of their sentence, then they should not be deported. Otherwise it could be considered on a case-by-case basis.

If they do not have a British passport then deportation to a safe, allied or commonwealth country should be a legal option but not a mandate

Yes if they even committed pickpocketing the sould be deported I think people from sertain nations shouldn’t be allowed in the uk

It depends on how serious the crime is and if they put everyone in danger

yes only if it's safe for them to go back and if they have committed a violent crime.

No, Unless they have entered here illegally and will not be persecuted if they go home

Only if they require extradition

Depends on the gravity of the crime.

No, only if they have entered the country illegally. If they committed a serious crime in the UK they should be punished in the UK.

Please see my previous answer.

Yes, if they have finished their sentence and they are not permanent legal residents

Yes, they should be deported and never allowed back if they commit any crime

Dependant of crime

Yes, as long as they have lived in the country for less than 5 years and it is safe for them to return to their country

Yes — if they are not yet a Citizen

Only if it is a violent crime or repeat offence

Yes depend if criminal after serving the sentence in prison and depart them to safe countries. But if active in terrorism departed to safe countries and sentenced them long prison.

Yes, if their own country will make them serve their sentence before release.

A public debate will be held on immigration and a series of referendum questions will be asked to the public on national policy. I believe a majority would votes "yes" if asked, but this subject would need to be debated and further questions would need to be asked to the public.

Yes, as long as it is safe for them to return once they've served a UK sentencing.

They should be treated the same as anyone else who commits a crime..

Sentence them to prison instead

yes but only for the most severe crimes.

This depends on whether the person comes to seek asylum as a refugee or they have a serious reason to move for their safety or wellbeing.

After finishing their sentence, if it’s also safe for them to return to the country

More information required.

What is a "serious crime"?

Yes and deport all foreign criminals

Yes, but only if they will receive the same sentence in their country of origin.

it should depend on the crime and status of their immigration and citizenship

Yes if they commit the crime within a certain amount of years of them living in the country e.g. 3 years to 5 years. Over 10 years would be different.

Yes once they have served their sentence and it is safe for them to go back to their home country

Depending on the seriousness

Yes, especially if they entered the country illegally

Depends on length of stay and their role in the community.

No, they should just go to prison like everyone else.

yes if thye ar e100 percent guilty

No, fair trial and punishment

Only if they don’t have significant family ties AND it’s safe to return.

Offered voluntarily as an alternative to prison

Depends on where they spent formative years. If here no, if abroad maybe.

No, they should have the right to a fair trial and equal punishment such as prison time unless they entered the country illegally and are not refugees

Yes if proven with sufficient evidence

Depends on whether they are a British citizen or not

No, they should go through the same legal process that a UK national would.

Only if they are here illegally then try them in there home country, if not try them here as that's where the crime took place

Yes but after they have finished serving their sentence as well as if it is safe for them to return to their country.

Only if they have not yet attained citizenship at the time of their arrest.

No, the sentence should be sufficient for them in this country and it is their choice where they live.

Yes, unless they undergo thorough rehabilitation

Kill immigrants instead.

Yes, but after they have finished serving their sentence and as long as it is safe for them to return to their country. There ought to be a line with what is tolerable.

There should be no laws, not even for foreigners

We should have no laws, rules, regulations or state. This will ensure that law of the jungle and natural selection, as well as maximum competition between the individual and the collective entities have been enabled

We should have no laws, rules, regulations or state. This will ensure that law of the jungle of natural selection, as well as maximum competition between the individual and the collective entities have been enabled

Yes, but only for violent/sexual crime

No. It should be decided on the seriousness of the crime and the time spent in the country.

No. They have just as much right to be here as those born here. Would you banish a british citizen?

No, only if they have entered the country illegally or committed the crime within the first year of living in the UK. Legal immigrants should go through the UK legal system like any other citizen. Only repeat offenders should be deported if they show an unwillingness to change their behaviour and become a good citizen.

Depends on the crime. If it is deserving of serious punishment then they should remain in custody.

Yes. But, there should be a time frame that protects immagrants from being deported after a certain amount of time.

No, Criminals should recieve the same punishment regardless of immigration status

Yes, as long as it is safe for them to return to their country but only if they have lived in the UK for less than 5 years and haven't got family living with them.

Yes but if they have a citizenship they won't be deported

Only if the sentence they serve when deported is the same

No. Any person, citizen or otherwise, who commits a serious crime in the UK should be tried under UK law.