You are deliberately misrepresenting what Diasi meant. Cleary he is talking of our cross channel mariners and not those arriving legally and for the most part working for a living. Most of those in your category would not be getting benefits anyway other than the general top ups necessitated by the huge increase in house prices caused by allowing the influx to exceed building to the point many 30+ year olds are still living with their parents.
No, I'm not. The term 'immigrants' is used indiscriminately. I know Diasi clearly understands that, but there are people for whom 'immigrant' means anyone with a brown skin. They might be third or fourth generation, their families may all be in work, but they are all lumped together under the term immigrant.
'Every immigrant is treated better than any one of us. They get free cars, free phones, great big houses that they don't have to pay for, and they can bring everybody from their home village to the UK at no cost. Or not.' I'm very aware that many of those coming here by ding
hy or lorry are economic migrants, and I think they should all be securely contained until their claims are quickly investigated, then shipped out as soon as its found they are not genuine. Using hotels just shows how underprepared we are as a country.
This from the Mail. I'm not at all surprised that people in and around Dover are worried, and I agree that the main problems are the smugglers who don't care who they transport, the French authorities and our own politicians for not setting up secure, basic accommodation where immigrants who enter without visas can be held and speedily sent home or given refugee status if genuine.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8749327/What-happens-migrant-boats-land-daily-Sue-Reid-reports-Kent.html