TITLE:
A Boatload of Trouble
VALIDITY:
Somewhat tight border controls.
DESCRIPTION:
Coastguard have reported that following stormy weather a trio of small ships have capsized in the @@ANIMAL@@ Strait, resulting in the deaths of 78 illegal immigrants who were trying to enter @@NAME@@ under cover of darkness, including many children and two pregnant women.
OPTION ONE
"It's our moral responsibilty to stop people drowning in our waters," lectures Maritimes Operations Officer @@randomname@@, respectfully removing @@HIS@@ cap. "You should deploy more coastguard vessels, linked to surveillance drones and a dedicated networked HQ. Give me an eye on every square metre of our seas, and no-one will drown again."
OUTCOME:
the government considers it a sacred duty to video bikini-clad beach swimmers
OPTION TWO
"Why don't we just lay out a welcome mat while we're at it?" complains Immigration Minister @@randomname@@, closing the office door to keep a draught out. "The danger of the journey acts as a deterrent, and that keeps illegal immigration numbers down. If anything, we should be reducing the coastguard, and concentrating solely on protecting fishermen, beach-users and marina business. If the journey across the strait is even more dangerous, then even fewer illegals will attempt the journey."
OUTCOME:
small shoes often wash up on the beach
OPTION THREE
"Deterrence is certainly the name of the game, but an attractive alternative needs to be provided," muses your Minister for Extracartonic Cognition. "Why don't we provide a free ferry service to bring anyone who wants to come into the country? We'll also need unrestricted immigration and generous compassionate welfare payments. I'm sure these unskilled immigrants will boost our economy. Eventually."
OUTCOME:
even immigrants complain that immigrants keep taking their jobs
SECOND:
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