Theresa May Created 'Hostile' Xenophobic Immigration Policies Designed To Block British People From Marrying And Impregnating Foreigners

April 20. 2018

Theresa May

Many people have fallen in love with foreigners, had children with them and gotten married. People often remark how nice the British accent sounds. People are attracted to it. There are good looking British people in the world. As such, a number of Brits are in genuine relationships with foreigners, not immigration schemes to get British citizenship. There are many Brits dating Canadians, Americans and Australians, among others, whose economies are large and have none of the sometimes cited financial reasons to acquire British citizenship through marriage for economic reasons.

Racist and xenophobic former Home Secretary Theresa May, who is now the British Prime Minister, created a “hostile environment” for immigrants in Britain. The word "hostile" is defined as, "Hostile, inimical indicate that which characterizes an enemy or something injurious to one's interests. Hostile applies to the spirit, attitude, or action of an enemy. Of or relating to an enemy, marked by malevolence."

And this, ladies and gentleman, is how Theresa May thinks the British government should treat immigrants...like enemies...via engaging in injurious acts of malevolence against visitors to the country. How mean-spirited, evil, dirty, ill-mannered and contemptible. She disgusts me. May's actions literally make me want to vomit that anyone did something so vile and to vulnerable immigrants, many of whom are old, sick and disabled.

May stated the "hostile environment" was designed to stop illegal immigration, but it was much more sinister than that. She has illegally deported Windrush and EU citizens, in criminal violation of existing laws, treaties and international agreements, then insincerely claimed it was an “error.” She is a liar. She did it all intentionally and with the utmost malice.

May’s immigration policies were also designed to stop British people from having kids with and or marrying foreigners. May prefers a Britain that is British, even though, based on her appearance, she is not 100% Anglo-Saxon, whereas the original English people were (blonde, blue eyed, very fair/pale skin).

In 2012, while she was Home Secretary, May created higher than necessary income requirements for Britons who sought to marry foreigners and have children with them. The financial threshold is unreasonable. May and Rudd are making it as difficult as possible for British people to have foreign spouses. May’s new financial requirement is splitting up thousands of British families, where one spouse is a foreigner and in many cases the couples also have children.

British man Dominic James, his American wife Katy James and their 2-year-old daughter Madeleine

This week, I wrote about one such couple, regarding a matter that is happening to a lot of British people under the current government (Theresa May And Amber Rudd's Terrible Immigration Policies Will Not Get Them Reelected In The Face Of European Union And Windrush Deportation Orders). Dominic James married an American woman, Katy James. The couple have been married for 9-years and have a 2-year-old daughter. Katy was made redundant in Scotland, due to job cuts at the Edinburgh, Scotland branch of the American company Sysco.

Despite the fact Dominic earns £18,6000 annually, which is enough to support his wife and child, it does not meet the £24,000 requirement May put in place when she was Home Secretary. As such, Theresa May and her Home Secretary, Amber Rudd, sent deportation papers to Dominic’s wife and 2-year-old daughter. They were given 90-days to leave Britain. They filed an appeal which could have taken up to 1-year. That meant Dominic would not have been able to see his daughter and wife for a year or longer. However, due to public outcry, Katy was given a 30-month visa with the ability to reapply to remain in Britain longer with her husband and child.

May I just say, pardon the pun, anyone who deports a 2-year-old deserves to burn in hell. They better be glad I’m not the one who decides who goes to heaven or hell in the next life, because I would roast May and Rudd like some chestnuts for all eternity, for deporting a toddler. The child’s father is British. Yet they were telling him his child was not allowed to live in his country nor was his wife. May and Rudd disgust me.

During my visits to Britain that have lasted months, I never once tried to access public funds. Not everyone goes to Britain for benefits or free healthcare. I also sorted out my healthcare before I arrived, as I did not want to rack up any medical bills in Britain.

I remember before May won the internal vote within her party, in deciding who would be the next Prime Minister, after David Cameron fled office in the fallout of the Brexit vote, her rival Andrea Leadsom, made a statement about May being childless warping her perspective on life. Some slammed her for the comment. However, in retrospect I understand what Leadsom was trying to say.

Some women who do not have biological children (yet) like me (I am biologically able to though), have compassion for kids and want them to be healthy, happy and in good homes. However, some like May are bitter, hateful and spiteful, having no compassion for families. Not having kids has made May a heartless, evil witch. It’s like she’s getting off on breaking up homes. Anyone splitting up all these families via dodgy deportation has a problem. No consideration was given to the children at all.

If the baby Jesus had been born in London to a foreign mother, Mary, May would have kicked Him out too…then ended up in hell for doing it.

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