This unfair harassment of a family welcomed in Scotland, by a 'government dept ' based in London is shameful.
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Dana Andra
9 years ago
Their presence in the UK is for the betterment of Britain. They should be allowed to stay.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Disgraceful they should have to leave after making a life and contributing to the community in a meaningful way.
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Undine Downie
9 years ago
The attitude of the Home Office beggars belief! These people are needed in their community! And what is it with taking their driving licence away?
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Carol macgregor
9 years ago
Please don't deport these good people
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Duncan Strachan
9 years ago
This family is brilliant example of how to come and live amongst us in Britain. It is utterly ludicrous to deport them. Some pedantic department upholding the ' LAW'
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Fingers crossed!
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Howard Clark
9 years ago
This family are making a go of it in an under populated part of the UK and providing a service to their loc al community. They deserve leave to stay.
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roy parker
9 years ago
How cruel
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Ash Eccleston
9 years ago
Tory Britain needs stopping !
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Aileen Paterson
9 years ago
Unfair decision.
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Pauline Gage
9 years ago
This unfair harassment of a family welcomed in Scotland, by a 'government dept ' based in London is shameful.
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Paul Sutcliffe
9 years ago
This entrepreneurial family are clearly an asset to their community on so many levels and there can be no logical reason why they cannot stay and carry on contributing to the welfare of Laggin and it's environment.Good Luck,Zielsdorfs,I'm sure there are many right minded people who support you.
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Suzanne Ritchie
9 years ago
What this family have done for their community is fantastic! What sort of sense does it make to force them to leave their lives in Scotland when they are making the country better? Please, a victory for common sense is due here, surely!
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Philip Allen
9 years ago
If the law cannot be applied sensibly and humanely, the people operating it are both foolish & morally bankrupt. Apart from the needs of their children, the Zielsdorfs have built up a business which make a significant difference to their community & which won't be replaced. What is the Home office thinking about?
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Lesley Kersse
9 years ago
It's time the English government used some common sense
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Susanne Pavelkova
9 years ago
Who would benefit from this deportation? What is the gain? What is it costing to put the deportation order into action? Shame Britain.
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Anthony Cresswell
9 years ago
The planned deportation of the Zeilsdorf family seems to fly in the face of logic, denying their local community of a valuable asset, and creating the sort of animosity felt towards high-handed Government number crunching that only a backlash of public opinion can be expected. NOT the way forward, just back to 1939 Germany.
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Brian Cassidy
9 years ago
This is ludicrous! Look at illegal people instead of people who are contributing to the community/culture and economy!
This unfair harassment of a family welcomed in Scotland, by a 'government dept ' based in London is shameful.
Their presence in the UK is for the betterment of Britain. They should be allowed to stay.
Disgraceful they should have to leave after making a life and contributing to the community in a meaningful way.
The attitude of the Home Office beggars belief! These people are needed in their community! And what is it with taking their driving licence away?
Please don't deport these good people
This family is brilliant example of how to come and live amongst us in Britain. It is utterly ludicrous to deport them. Some pedantic department upholding the ' LAW'
Fingers crossed!
This family are making a go of it in an under populated part of the UK and providing a service to their loc al community. They deserve leave to stay.
How cruel
Tory Britain needs stopping !
Unfair decision.
This unfair harassment of a family welcomed in Scotland, by a 'government dept ' based in London is shameful.
This entrepreneurial family are clearly an asset to their community on so many levels and there can be no logical reason why they cannot stay and carry on contributing to the welfare of Laggin and it's environment.Good Luck,Zielsdorfs,I'm sure there are many right minded people who support you.
What this family have done for their community is fantastic! What sort of sense does it make to force them to leave their lives in Scotland when they are making the country better? Please, a victory for common sense is due here, surely!
If the law cannot be applied sensibly and humanely, the people operating it are both foolish & morally bankrupt. Apart from the needs of their children, the Zielsdorfs have built up a business which make a significant difference to their community & which won't be replaced. What is the Home office thinking about?
It's time the English government used some common sense
Who would benefit from this deportation? What is the gain? What is it costing to put the deportation order into action? Shame Britain.
The planned deportation of the Zeilsdorf family seems to fly in the face of logic, denying their local community of a valuable asset, and creating the sort of animosity felt towards high-handed Government number crunching that only a backlash of public opinion can be expected. NOT the way forward, just back to 1939 Germany.
This is ludicrous! Look at illegal people instead of people who are contributing to the community/culture and economy!
They are giving to the community. Let them stay.