Help Walid Durani, a popular Fleet teenager stay in the UK.
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Roger Laird
9 years ago
It's ridiculous when we can't repatriate convicted criminals but a young man who has made the best of a desperate situation should face this plight.
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Penny Godwin
9 years ago
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Please let this hard working and clearly loved young man stay in this country. I cannot believe that anyone could be so inhumane as to send him back to Afghanistan where his grandfather was beheaded by the Taliban. It makes me truly ashamed to be British.
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Clive Browne
9 years ago
Considering to deport Walid is wrong on so many levels,; moral, economic and justice. This young man is a credit to any country who has the decency to adopt him, so what happened to the British sense of justice. We have lost our morality.
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Sally gale
9 years ago
He deserves to stay pays tax national insurance has learnt a trade ,unlike many who are relying on benefits
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John White
9 years ago
This young man has proved that he is an asset the United kingdom, and he should be allowed to remain.
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Sandra Bain
9 years ago
This guy has worked hard to become a productive resident of the U.K. He has no relatives in Afghanistan. He should be able to remain in the UK
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Allan bain
9 years ago
Of all the people we should expel, and we choose the hard working, honest ones. Well done UK...
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haydon wilcox
9 years ago
I have written to our MP on this mater
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adrian gill
9 years ago
With so many blatantly using and abusing our system for benefit and claiming refugee status . How can we morally defend deporting this hard working and valued member of our community
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is a breathtakingly absurd decision. What documentations does he need to prove persecution? Does he need to apply to the Taliban for a letter ?
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Deborah Postlethwaite
9 years ago
This young man has done much to make a life here and contribute to the economic wellbeing of his community. He has nothing to tho back to in Afghanistan and it would be cruel and inhumane to send him back there.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Will be so ashamed of our country if we send this poor young man back into such a dangerous situation. Who makes such conscienceless decisions?
It's ridiculous when we can't repatriate convicted criminals but a young man who has made the best of a desperate situation should face this plight.
Please let this hard working and clearly loved young man stay in this country. I cannot believe that anyone could be so inhumane as to send him back to Afghanistan where his grandfather was beheaded by the Taliban. It makes me truly ashamed to be British.
Considering to deport Walid is wrong on so many levels,; moral, economic and justice. This young man is a credit to any country who has the decency to adopt him, so what happened to the British sense of justice. We have lost our morality.
He deserves to stay pays tax national insurance has learnt a trade ,unlike many who are relying on benefits
This young man has proved that he is an asset the United kingdom, and he should be allowed to remain.
This guy has worked hard to become a productive resident of the U.K. He has no relatives in Afghanistan. He should be able to remain in the UK
Of all the people we should expel, and we choose the hard working, honest ones. Well done UK...
I have written to our MP on this mater
With so many blatantly using and abusing our system for benefit and claiming refugee status . How can we morally defend deporting this hard working and valued member of our community
This is a breathtakingly absurd decision. What documentations does he need to prove persecution? Does he need to apply to the Taliban for a letter ?
This young man has done much to make a life here and contribute to the economic wellbeing of his community. He has nothing to tho back to in Afghanistan and it would be cruel and inhumane to send him back there.
Will be so ashamed of our country if we send this poor young man back into such a dangerous situation. Who makes such conscienceless decisions?