Help Walid Durani, a popular Fleet teenager stay in the UK.
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Caroline Canfield
9 years ago
If this country does not allow this young man to stay, after all his efforts to prove he is a worthy citizen, I am ashamed to call myself British!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
If we did not want to give him a home in the UK as an adult we should not have given him one as a child. this young man should be allowed to stay.
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Elizabeth Currie
9 years ago
This young man is working and contributing to the country. He has made friends and well deserves to be allowed to stay, whereas people who have shown themselves to be against what this country stands for have been allowed to stay and claim benefits.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The young man needs to stay in the uk where is safe and works and contributes to society
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Christine Woolfenden
9 years ago
Where's our humanity?
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Susan Woodman
9 years ago
He is a positive addition to this country and should be allowed to remain. The decision to deport him is contrary to this country's beliefs, inhumane,cruel and utterly senseless
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Jane Mallett
9 years ago
This a very sad story. This young lad is very hard working and to have the chance of a life here in the UK would be amazing for him. I find it hard to understand how far more less deserving cases are allowed to stay in the UK. Where is the fairness in that? Good luck Walid
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Ingrid Rock
9 years ago
I think it is appalling that we are becoming so inward looking and inhumane. This hardworking young man deserves to be accepted here.
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J blanch
9 years ago
He deserves to be allowed to remain here. He works and pays tax. Let him stay.
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Diane Horsfall
9 years ago
I cannot believe our government can be so cruel. Walid has proved himself to be a worthwhile citizen in this country.
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Patricio O'Brien
9 years ago
Come on use your heart in conjunction with your brain
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Anthony Woodman
9 years ago
To send Walid back to Afghanistan is cruel and senseless. It is almost unbelievable that our government could be so insensitive
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Allison Stevens
9 years ago
He is not an economic migrant! He's done nothing wrong. Let him stay.
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James Rucci O'Brien
9 years ago
Another shocking story of trying to deport somebody back to a country that has no ties for him.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
To deport this person would be cruel and heartless!
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Graham Matthews
9 years ago
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I wish to support the request for Walid to remain in the UK. To offer nurture to young people and then send them back to an alien and hostile environment from which they have mercifully escaped is inhumane and contrary to the ethical and moral code of our nation
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Susan Hewetson-Brown
9 years ago
To send Walid back to Afghanistan would be cruel and inhuman.
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Margery Clevett
9 years ago
shameful to deport someone who is settled and contributing to UK, even without the moral aspect!
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Jean Brinton
9 years ago
This young man should be allowed to stay in this country.He has lived here since he was 14 and has no family left in Afghanistan.
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debbie wescott
9 years ago
how does a 14 year old who has just witnessed something horrific have access to this "paperwork"? What on earth are the Home Office playing at?
He has trained for a good job and been paying his way, and he has even won an award. The Home Office says that it looks at each case on its own merit but appears to not be doing that in this instance.
If this country does not allow this young man to stay, after all his efforts to prove he is a worthy citizen, I am ashamed to call myself British!
If we did not want to give him a home in the UK as an adult we should not have given him one as a child. this young man should be allowed to stay.
This young man is working and contributing to the country. He has made friends and well deserves to be allowed to stay, whereas people who have shown themselves to be against what this country stands for have been allowed to stay and claim benefits.
The young man needs to stay in the uk where is safe and works and contributes to society
Where's our humanity?
He is a positive addition to this country and should be allowed to remain. The decision to deport him is contrary to this country's beliefs, inhumane,cruel and utterly senseless
This a very sad story. This young lad is very hard working and to have the chance of a life here in the UK would be amazing for him. I find it hard to understand how far more less deserving cases are allowed to stay in the UK. Where is the fairness in that? Good luck Walid
I think it is appalling that we are becoming so inward looking and inhumane. This hardworking young man deserves to be accepted here.
He deserves to be allowed to remain here. He works and pays tax. Let him stay.
I cannot believe our government can be so cruel. Walid has proved himself to be a worthwhile citizen in this country.
Come on use your heart in conjunction with your brain
To send Walid back to Afghanistan is cruel and senseless. It is almost unbelievable that our government could be so insensitive
He is not an economic migrant! He's done nothing wrong. Let him stay.
Another shocking story of trying to deport somebody back to a country that has no ties for him.
To deport this person would be cruel and heartless!
I wish to support the request for Walid to remain in the UK. To offer nurture to young people and then send them back to an alien and hostile environment from which they have mercifully escaped is inhumane and contrary to the ethical and moral code of our nation
To send Walid back to Afghanistan would be cruel and inhuman.
shameful to deport someone who is settled and contributing to UK, even without the moral aspect!
This young man should be allowed to stay in this country.He has lived here since he was 14 and has no family left in Afghanistan.
how does a 14 year old who has just witnessed something horrific have access to this "paperwork"? What on earth are the Home Office playing at? He has trained for a good job and been paying his way, and he has even won an award. The Home Office says that it looks at each case on its own merit but appears to not be doing that in this instance.