In the article you claim that 'the numbers don't add up' as Malta has a 37% rejection rate but only a small number of unauthorised residents. One can argue that the reason that Malta has a small number of unauthorised residents IS because they have a high rejection rate.
This situation must also be seen against the backdrop of mass migration from traditionally poor third-world countries to perceived wealthy western countries surly?
Your article re Travel Restrictions refers:-
In the article you claim that 'the numbers don't add up' as Malta has a 37% rejection rate but only a small number of unauthorised residents. One can argue that the reason that Malta has a small number of unauthorised residents IS because they have a high rejection rate.
This situation must also be seen against the backdrop of mass migration from traditionally poor third-world countries to perceived wealthy western countries surly?
Malta's smaller numbers might indeed be because of the rejection rate, very true Dave. Thanks for that.
How about animals being their own vets? Incredible.
Looks like the Orangutan's self-care game is strong!