The Tragic Truth that is the Home Office Flaws; Saf's Story:
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Thomas Beaumont
12 years ago
Archaic rules that leave little room for common sense or compassion. I hope that soon they are updated so that people who are going to contribute to the country can stay.
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michael derbyshire
12 years ago
The rules are not fit for purpose and need redrafting to accommodate cases of this type.
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Poonam Shokar
12 years ago
That is unfair for the HO to be so antipathetic and out of touch to the needs of her visa, this has to be fixed
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Jamie Deakin
12 years ago
that's ridiculous she should be allowed to stay
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Jill Young
12 years ago
Totally unjust. This country couldn't,ask for a better citizen. Wake up Home Office and see what a talented, hard working young woman you are turning away. Madness and unfair.
Absolutely ridiculous. They have opened the boarders to 2 entire countries who are likely to come over and take advantage of our benefit system, yet they don't want a hard worker who would cost hem less to stay? Absolute joke.
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Colin Blundell
12 years ago
When will we ever be rid of this unfeeling dictatorship?
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Bethan Peskett
12 years ago
We should be welcoming hard working people like Saf into the UK
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Anonymous
12 years ago
totally unjust and unreasonable for someone who has done their best for themselves and their family after being here from a young age - unlike the illegals and so called 'asylum seekers' who get away with everything
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Jordan Rahman
12 years ago
Jordan Rahman
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Michael Ragan
12 years ago
It seems blindingly obvious that she should be allowed to stay in the UK
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vanessa bramley
12 years ago
her family is here
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Imogen Blundell
12 years ago
This girl is a credit to the country. It's absolutely disgusting that her being sent back is a possibility.
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M. Wright.
12 years ago
This decision is very unjust in the circumstances.
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Marieta le Roux
12 years ago
The system is wrong..
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Anonymous
12 years ago
It seems terribly unfair for the sake of eight short months.
Archaic rules that leave little room for common sense or compassion. I hope that soon they are updated so that people who are going to contribute to the country can stay.
The rules are not fit for purpose and need redrafting to accommodate cases of this type.
That is unfair for the HO to be so antipathetic and out of touch to the needs of her visa, this has to be fixed
that's ridiculous she should be allowed to stay
Totally unjust. This country couldn't,ask for a better citizen. Wake up Home Office and see what a talented, hard working young woman you are turning away. Madness and unfair.
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hope u get to stay :)
How ridiculous! she deserves to stay.
Unjust indeed!
Absolutely ridiculous. They have opened the boarders to 2 entire countries who are likely to come over and take advantage of our benefit system, yet they don't want a hard worker who would cost hem less to stay? Absolute joke.
When will we ever be rid of this unfeeling dictatorship?
We should be welcoming hard working people like Saf into the UK
totally unjust and unreasonable for someone who has done their best for themselves and their family after being here from a young age - unlike the illegals and so called 'asylum seekers' who get away with everything
Jordan Rahman
It seems blindingly obvious that she should be allowed to stay in the UK
her family is here
This girl is a credit to the country. It's absolutely disgusting that her being sent back is a possibility.
This decision is very unjust in the circumstances.
The system is wrong..
It seems terribly unfair for the sake of eight short months.