I thought only Sijius and Casiirs were allowed to pose as Somalis *ducks* By Tom Brady Security Editor Monday October 12 2009 IMMIGRATION authorities have uncovered a scam involving African asylum seekers, who claim to be from Somalia. Three out of five were found to have lied about their background. The applicants are posing as Somalis to boost their chances of being granted refugee status because they are less likely to be deported back to the war-torn country. But a check on the background of a targeted group over the past six months has established that the majority of them were from neighbouring countries. The check was carried out using the Eurodac fingerprint system and visa databases established in the UK. Immigration officials have also employed the help of a Swedish language analysis company when interviewing applicants. Linguists listen to the interviews and, by analysing the dialects, try to determine the home countries of the asylum seekers. Officials sent a batch of 104 cases to the UK, where embassies must keep records of their citizens applying for visas. An investigation of the batch concluded that 63 of them had an immigration history in the UK and also determined that only 8 out of the 63 were from Somalia. The nationality breakdown of the 'Somali' asylum seekers showed that 44 -- or two-fifths of the original batch -- were from Tanzania, eight from Somalia, six from Kenya, three from Yemen, and one each from Ethiopia and Djibouti. The investigation also established that five out of the eight genuine Somalis already had an asylum history in the UK. Inquiries have established that the scam mainly involves applicants from countries in the Horn of Africa. Deported Those found to have made false claims about their immigration history will either be deported back home or else sent back to the UK, where they were based previously. Under the Dublin Regulation, asylum seekers can be transferred to the EU country where they made their initial application. This was introduced by the EU because many people were attempting to gain asylum status in several countries. A large percentage of them arrived here without any documentation, and, until the fingerprint assistance system was streamlined, the authorities had difficulties establishing their origins. An overall check on all asylum applicants who lodged their claims here in 2008 showed that seven out of 10 had an immigration history in the UK. Six out of 10 applicants, on average, arrive into the State without any travel documents but the figure rises to 90pc in the case of Nigerians, although many of them are subsequently found to have had travel visas to the UK. Immigration officials reckon that about 70pc of those found to have breached the ban on making multiple applications in EU member states, are traced and transferred. Around 1,000 bogus asylum seekers left the State in 2008, a rise of 23pc on the corresponding figure for 2007. Officials say the increase is due to the increasing enforcement.

^You didn't just say there are not beautiful girls in Burtinle, wait till Duke gets ear of this. My home is everywhere but Qaloocan is special.

S*S...Qaloocan afkaaga ka leexi, qandho xumuu fildaraney.

^ Explains few things.

Seeker...It's nothing bad, I just think Sijui dumarkooda weey jinn qurxanyihiin ( atleast the ones I see). How does one translate jinn qurxan into Somali. You don't have to aim to please someone for you to be nice. Enjoy the day. NGONGE...You just don't know how to approach them. How do Somali casiirs behave?

^You get some ego, get over yourself ninyahow.

^LoooL...So, you are not nice in real life. I don't make assumptions, kills the fun and makes room for unpleasant surprises. I do make one assumption about Somali Sijuis though.

Val...I know that, but as guy, I get more thrill stealing her from him. I could always make my own money. Faraax......If you say.

^Come on, be nice Maryooley, we kill each other, but we do help too You would be nice if you could burn it.I will be try Swahili just to understand what cl and malika say. I determined to learn Spanish. Why svenska?

^I guess you are not into the thrill of conquest. Why bother if they are already married unless you are the cause of the divorce.

^I haven't bought it yet. You gotta hook me up then.I felt a little rich when I was thinking about buying it So, what languages have you have tried so far?

^Sounds like you wanna marry the guy

Hmmm..interesting. hardly typical from the angle I see. I'm trying to learn language preferably Spanish.Wanted to buy Rosetta Stone, five hundred bucks for levels 1 to 5, it better be worth it.

^This one is red, segser than blondie and cute freckles. Just wondering, what does you signature say?

^Maybe I know here.I don't know why her name was mind. I barely know her. Some for reason, I thought you were Canadian. They are easily mugged.

Duke is lecturing peacenow on the politics section...LoooL

^She's classmate.....LooooL Why someone on FB? People tell horrow from Kenya, never been there. I wanna march with my Yank passport and see what they do-would be have diplomatic credentials.

Originally posted by Blisss: LooL@Juxa, you crack me up. Che, why would a married woman name her child after you if she wasn't still 'in love' with you? I like the way men just think, oh it's just a name, waa caadi...dude this sh!t is deep I don't think there's anything else to it really. I'm more certain she's not in love, but we do think highly of each other, great woman. LooooL@juuxo Ibti--manipulate, now we know what did you to the Bengali. Why you are associate manipulation with women?

^She did tell me n I thought it was cute. Hopefully the kid won't be screwed up as me.

Ibti- But she only knows one person with that name n aside she's not stuck to anyone Juxa....Morning, that's too much pressure, besides I don't really care for my name that, but I'm honored Bliss...How so? Cl...Hope nothing too bad!

^Maya.

Did you ever had an ex name their kid after you? Subax wanaagsan.

I know peacenow, he's Somali alright. Peace, get grip sxb.

TIA? LooooL@Amanda..good question? I'm retracing my thoughts, will let you know

It sounds like Amanda lived a sheltered life. This is AFRICA!