Help Walid Durani, a popular Fleet teenager stay in the UK.
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John Luckett
9 years ago
Saw this on BBC South Today, this is wrong wrong wrong. Good luck Walid.
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John fenton-jones
9 years ago
He deserves a chance as he is working in UK and there are no valid reasons to deport him
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Steve Bolton
9 years ago
You have done well, Good luck, and hope you get to stay.
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Christine Luckett
9 years ago
There is no reason to send Wallid back to Afghanistan. He spend his childhood here, works and pays his taxes. At great risk if being sent back to with nowhere to go.
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Martin Lovell
9 years ago
May I say how rediculous it is to return this young man to Afghanistan. He has a life in the UK, one given to him by the country when he was allowed in. He MUST be allowed to stay, otherwise all the sacrifices of our servicemen and women will have been wasted.
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Glenys Clark
9 years ago
How would you like to be treated as you plan to treat this lad??
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Sue Dalton
9 years ago
Given the risk to his life if he returns to Afganistan and his current contribution to this country and its economy, I think he should be allowed to stay.
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Peter picthall
9 years ago
This boy must be allowed to stay in the uk. Break the rules for goodness sake!!!
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David Clark
9 years ago
Sending this lad back to Afghanistan is simply inhumane.
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Angela Ruchardson
9 years ago
He has grown up in this country and is working and paying taxes. Ticking boxes is one thing but this young man deserves compassion.
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Linda Herd
9 years ago
Let us show some compassion for a young man who fled to the UK and has made a good life for himself. He pays his taxes!!
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Anne Hartley
9 years ago
I cannot believe this petition is needed! What has happened to our country when a working teenager is being sent to a country no longer his home!
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Alex Marion
9 years ago
Please do not allow this young man to suffer because of bureaucracy.
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John Jeffery
9 years ago
Let the boy stay we need young people like him to ensure our country's future
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Margaret Beasley
9 years ago
It would be immoral to deport this young man.
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Mrs J Mansbridge
9 years ago
This young man is a valuable member of our society and should be allowed to stay.
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Steve Williams
9 years ago
Having done his apprenticeship here he has earned the right to work and pay taxes here he should stay
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Patrick Gallagher
9 years ago
Served apprenticeship, hard working, pays taxes.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We need people like him!
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Zahida Shah
9 years ago
I support Walid remaining in the UK, as he is appears to be a model citizen, training towards a trade that will eventually lead to him contributing to the UK economy. His return to Afghanistan would be disruptive for him and undo all the support he has received in the U.K., including investment in his skills development. Walid should remain in the U.K. And not be returned to a society where the horrors he witnessed in the past would become his reality and his adjustment to U.K. Life will make it hard for him to return to a life in Afghanistan.
Saw this on BBC South Today, this is wrong wrong wrong. Good luck Walid.
He deserves a chance as he is working in UK and there are no valid reasons to deport him
You have done well, Good luck, and hope you get to stay.
There is no reason to send Wallid back to Afghanistan. He spend his childhood here, works and pays his taxes. At great risk if being sent back to with nowhere to go.
May I say how rediculous it is to return this young man to Afghanistan. He has a life in the UK, one given to him by the country when he was allowed in. He MUST be allowed to stay, otherwise all the sacrifices of our servicemen and women will have been wasted.
How would you like to be treated as you plan to treat this lad??
Given the risk to his life if he returns to Afganistan and his current contribution to this country and its economy, I think he should be allowed to stay.
This boy must be allowed to stay in the uk. Break the rules for goodness sake!!!
Sending this lad back to Afghanistan is simply inhumane.
He has grown up in this country and is working and paying taxes. Ticking boxes is one thing but this young man deserves compassion.
Let us show some compassion for a young man who fled to the UK and has made a good life for himself. He pays his taxes!!
I cannot believe this petition is needed! What has happened to our country when a working teenager is being sent to a country no longer his home!
Please do not allow this young man to suffer because of bureaucracy.
Let the boy stay we need young people like him to ensure our country's future
It would be immoral to deport this young man.
This young man is a valuable member of our society and should be allowed to stay.
Having done his apprenticeship here he has earned the right to work and pay taxes here he should stay
Served apprenticeship, hard working, pays taxes.
We need people like him!
I support Walid remaining in the UK, as he is appears to be a model citizen, training towards a trade that will eventually lead to him contributing to the UK economy. His return to Afghanistan would be disruptive for him and undo all the support he has received in the U.K., including investment in his skills development. Walid should remain in the U.K. And not be returned to a society where the horrors he witnessed in the past would become his reality and his adjustment to U.K. Life will make it hard for him to return to a life in Afghanistan.