I have no problem with asylum seekers. If they want to get away from evil people that want to kill them, we should be helping them do that. We're the guys with the money, resources and morals and we should be bringing peace to those regions.
That is a very ideal statement. To be honest I'd love it if we could fund efforts to bring peace (doesn't have to be violent), but are we really the kind of people who turn away those who desperately need help?
"The UK is full", well I'm pretty sure that we aren't as 'full' as that argument makes it sound, seeing as there's room all over the UK and not just in your the-corner-shop-man-is-an-indian villages. Scotland has room. The North has room, we should look after them (maybe give them some form of earn your keep work which gives them skills when we return them back to their country) because we ARE decent human beings. It would be great if the EU would pay for their travel and housing here, seeing as we could take the weight from Germany's shoulders.
Becoming anti-immigration / anti-asylum seekers is a downgrade in cultural development in my opinion. Of course, we are an island which does mean we have a body of water that keeps us separate from Europe and this lets us stew in our own ideas without having to face border challenges and language barriers like they do.
Sorry I had a rant here. Most likely off topic.