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  It's a double whammy for Camerons cronies as news that hundreds of Tunisian and Libyan migrants have erected a ramshackle camp just a short walk from the Gare du Nord Eurostar terminal in Paris.The worry is that the unrest across the Arab world is breeding a new crisis. One that could wreck David Cameron's hopes of reducing annual net migration from "the hundreds of thousands to the tens of thousands".
  
  That target is proving a tall order for the UK Border Agency. Worryingly, ministers are already referring to it as an ambition rather than a policy. As long as Britain remains in the EU, there remains the threat of us being forced to accept quotas of asylum seekers.
  
  It's also been released that there are over 25,000 asylum applications still waiting to be dealt with at the Home Office,some dating back 5 years. Any ideas anyone?

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