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UK Home Office: Reconsider your decision with regard to Chad Morris’ immigration matter and grant discretionary leave to remain.

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Martin Wellings
12 years ago

this is so wrong

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Steven Gregory
12 years ago

This is discusting

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Vicky
12 years ago

A valued colleague and manager.

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carl hughes
12 years ago

another case of injustice, the goverment should concentrate on the illeagal, benifit seeking immigrants, not the ones who are hardworking and passionate about this country

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manohar sangera
12 years ago

it would be great if the government looked at deporting the minorities who drain the system rather than choosing to deport chad morris who is clearly made a positive contribution to the system

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duncan mcdonald
12 years ago

it does seem unfair when you got asians filtering money back to pakistan and others draining the country.

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Joanne Abley
12 years ago

Chad contributes to our communities because he is part of our community.Walsall is his home.

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margaret hollowood
12 years ago

This is simply ridiculous and cruel, Chad enhances our lives, as a work colleague he does a brilliant job working with people with learning disabilities why take that away from us and his home from Chad? Please, please show some compassion, do the right thing and let him stay here, it’s his home now.

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Clare Palfrey
12 years ago

We need more people like Chad he should be allowed to stay.

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Molly Thompson
12 years ago

This man was educated here, and has built a life as a Brit over 8 years, he is a lovely guy all round, I think your decision to send him 'home' when this place clearly is his home is ridiculous.

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Chris Brown
12 years ago

Having known Chad for a number of year's now I not only appreciate his friendship but also believe he is an extremely hard worker that has helped many young people through his work at Walsall College.

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Charles Gath
12 years ago

This guy is an asset to our country - we mustn't let him leave, let alone force him!

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Claire anderson
12 years ago

Please let him stay!

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carol oldnall
12 years ago

absolutely let him stay. my partner been here for 15 years from albania and he has been told to go back! go back to what? britain is his home now.

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Craig Gleghorn
12 years ago

This country needs a good seeing too!! #injustice

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Mindra Kumar
12 years ago

Chad is the most fantastic manager I have had. e just cannot lose him now. It is not right that he is being asked to go back, he has worked so hard for the last eight years and should be able to stay and work in the UK. Please, please let him stay!!!!!

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Jonathan
12 years ago

He needs to stay, hes worked so hard to earn a very good living. He earns way above the average wage for this country.!!!!

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Sara Meier
12 years ago

Chad should be allowed to stay as he is contributing to a worthwhile part bof our community - looking after vulnerable special needs!

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Serena Brown
12 years ago

Chad is a valuable member to our community a part of our family and structure as a successful college! He is not just valued by staff but is valued by students and the families of our students. This decision has to be over turned!