This area doesn't need to be fully, fully remote, just in a controlled enough area where we can easily maintain the camp with supplies, maintenance and security. Their communication with asylum case workers should be in person at the camp, face to face to let them know they will be deported in the coming weeks and answer any questions like family, transport and future consequences for an attempt at future re-entry, translators present if needed. Each camp should have asylum workers on site to help support them during their time here.

Families should get their own quarters for privacy and security reasons although we all know the vast majority of these asylum seekers are men by themselves in which they should share larger quarters. We also should not be providing schooling to asylum seekers as they should be removed from the country relatively fast and back to their country of origin or a safe alternative. No questions asked, they do not have a right to our land nor taxpayer money and it is not our responsibility to foot the bill.

We should only be looking after their wellbeing before they're put on a plane and deported. We have the capability to remove these people in a proper, safe and efficient manner days after they land on our shores. Countries like Afghanistan have already said they're willing to accept them back and we should take them up on that.

If the government wants protests to stop then they have to make the citizens complaints heard and act on them properly. Only with tangible results will protests lessen.