@retep Said 
We have already done the DM thing and toilet paper if you care to look at post two and three it will show you that buffallobill already had the same little knee jerk as you. He also failed to read what was said, instead just like you came out with the usual predictable left wing slagging off the DM....Your post is another example of no argument,and no debating position...instead another stupid condemnation of anything that questions the lefts ivory tower idiocy.
Your co knee jerker Buffallobill who also makes reference to his toilet paper preference (bloody strange the pair of you if you ask me)......Anyway Buffallobill buys the Guardian (although only for the crossword ) I dont think you can say that socialist rag is right wing can you?
No?
OK then here is the same story from them for you.
Just in case you miss the point again, it is reporting what the Parliamentary Ombudsman says in a report published today.
Get it?
Its not editorial in the wicked DM... the DM was reporting exactly what the Guardian is repting here accurate news....
I await the next half dozen word intelligent argument from the left....maybe this time you will spare me any further revelation of your arse wiping preferences and habits....so kind thank you.
Just for you......
The UK Border Agency's failure to manage its workload is penalising individuals, draining public funds and jeopardising confidence in the asylum and immigration system, according to a report published today.
The report, by the parliamentary ombudsman, finds that the UKBA still has "a long way to go" to ensure that its administration, complaints handling procedures and remedy mechanisms are adequate.
It gives examples of how the UKBA's failure to resolve applications within a reasonable period has had a damaging effect on the individuals involved and public perceptions of the system.
In one case, a Somali man who applied for asylum and was granted indefinite leave to remain in May 2000 did not receive his status documents until February 2008.
In another, a Jamaican man who was granted indefinite leave to remain had to wait three-and-a-half years for the agency to give him the passport stamp he needed to prove he was entitled to stay in Britain. While he awaited the stamp, he was ?threatened with deportation, missed the funerals of his father and sister and could not visit his ill mother for fear that he would not be allowed back into Britain.
The parliamentary ombudsman ? who independently investigates complaints about government departments ? has received 478 complaints about the UKBA since last June.
https://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2010/feb/09/uk-asylum-agency-report
Oh what the hell have this one on me as well....
Ann Abraham, the Parliamentary Ombudsman, launched a wide-ranging attack on the immigration system and revealed that two new backlogs of up to 110,000 cases have built up because the agency was concentrating on clearing other delays.
It also emerged that illegal immigrants who stay undetected in the country for 14 years can then apply for indefinite leave to remain under a 40-year-old rule.
Abraham said the agency risks losing public faith in the system and criticised the fact long delays in dealing with cases was costing society as a whole.
The report, Fast and Fair?, was drawn up after the ombudsman became increasingly concerned over the number and nature of complaints against the agency.
She said: "Indeed there are numerous examples where the Agency have been unable to perform at even a basic level of administration, such as reading and replying to letters, keeping proper records, keeping case files together and in the proper place, and notifying the applicant of their decision."
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/immigration/7189811/Border-Agency-cannot-perform-basic-functions-warns-watchdog.html
Feb 08, 2010 @ 20:58:09
