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I'm hesitant to call it a downside because I don't think helping fellow human beings is necessarily an act that has a downside but there would obviously be strain on resources etc. but I don't think that means we shouldn't try and accommodate some, not all, of these people. What riles me up is...

From the very article you've posted: No, not everyone in the Calais Jungle is fleeing a warzone. Those politicians and journalists whose livelihoods depend on victimising the vulnerable like to point out how many of them are, for example, black Africans, as if Sub-Saharan Africa, by mere virtue...

I'm just trying to get the bloke to realise that a massive civil war in Syria, combined with the rise of ISIS, has displaced millions of people, literally fleeing for their f**king lives. These people didn't just congeal in a gutter in Greece or Italy or Austria or Switzerland and think "oh...

Right, but they arrived in those countries from....? I'm not giving you the answer because you won't learn anything.

You're aware they've arrived in France from various countries ripped to shreds by a bunch of militant lunatics, yes?

Not sure they should all be tarred with your 'criminal element' brush.