UK Home Office: Reconsider your decision with regard to Chad Morris’ immigration matter and grant discretionary leave to remain.
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Derek parr
12 years ago
For once, do the right thing ........
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Jenny Jones
12 years ago
and true friend.
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Bea Ghai
12 years ago
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Chad is a very hard working team member whose contribution to the lives of Additional Needs Learners at Walsall college where he is a manager is immeasurable and fantastic. He should be given the opportunity to continue his valuable role at College.
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Samanta Ball
12 years ago
He is an asset!
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Andrew O'Malley
12 years ago
make some sense please. let him stay.
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Katie Westwood
12 years ago
Let him stay. This country is lucky to have him!
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Richard Hey-Smith
12 years ago
This is about justice.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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john low
12 years ago
Why are they sending him home-What is the reason
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Chris Marshall
12 years ago
It's a real disc race the way we treat good and honest people who work hard and way there way. What more can you ask a person to do yet Britains response is to chuck you out. That just sums us up. Let him stay!
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Paul Lawrence
12 years ago
Yet again the powers that be prove they have no insight.
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Susan Lellow
12 years ago
Please allow chad to stay and work in the Uk, he is not claiming benefits, he is fit and heathly and not a burnen on the NHS!!!!
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Lee Woofer Griffiths
12 years ago
Utter disgrace. Good luck Chad.
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Karen Pittaway
12 years ago
They're picking on the wrong person!!
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Lyndon Bayliss
12 years ago
A hard worker, a genuine person.
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Phillip Cooke
12 years ago
Seriously? for all the welfare dependant minorities out there sponging off the government, they want to kick this guy out????
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David Horobin
12 years ago
It just seems incomprehensible that someone who contributes in such a positive way and makes a real difference to so many people - both disadvantaged young people with whom he works and the colleagues for whom Chad is a genuine ray of light - can be treated so shabbily by a country to which he has given - and despite all this is continuing to give - so much.
Contrast this to a well-known supporter of terrorist activity who lived here for years, never worked a day, claimed hundreds of thousands in benefits and cost millions to deport, laughing all the time at how much he was costing the country he hated, and it makes a complete mockery of not only the system but also the supposed British sense of fair play. On a day like today, for the first time in my life, I feel ashamed to be British.
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Jeffrey W J Ware
12 years ago
I have known Chad for around four years and he is just the sort of hard working immigrant that we should be encouraging. He is making a contribution in monetary terms through his income tax payments and spending in the local economy. His work with special needs students is increasing the social capital in line with the present governments Big Society philosophy. To measure fitness to stay in purely monetary terms is iniquitous and Chad's overall contribution including the value of his working with marginalised people and helping themso they are less of a burden on the state should in my view be taken into consideration. I Request that this decision be stayed and reconsidered in light of the very important Social Capital contribution Chad makes. Thank you.
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Rob Chant
12 years ago
why the bloody hell are they kicking him out when they're letting the scavenging bastards stay. sort it out for f*cks sake England.
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jez gough
12 years ago
This should not be allowed to happen to such a highly qualified respected and loved person who has lived worked and paid his way in this country
For once, do the right thing ........
and true friend.
Chad is a very hard working team member whose contribution to the lives of Additional Needs Learners at Walsall college where he is a manager is immeasurable and fantastic. He should be given the opportunity to continue his valuable role at College.
He is an asset!
make some sense please. let him stay.
Let him stay. This country is lucky to have him!
This is about justice.
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Why are they sending him home-What is the reason
It's a real disc race the way we treat good and honest people who work hard and way there way. What more can you ask a person to do yet Britains response is to chuck you out. That just sums us up. Let him stay!
Yet again the powers that be prove they have no insight.
Please allow chad to stay and work in the Uk, he is not claiming benefits, he is fit and heathly and not a burnen on the NHS!!!!
Utter disgrace. Good luck Chad.
They're picking on the wrong person!!
A hard worker, a genuine person.
Seriously? for all the welfare dependant minorities out there sponging off the government, they want to kick this guy out????
It just seems incomprehensible that someone who contributes in such a positive way and makes a real difference to so many people - both disadvantaged young people with whom he works and the colleagues for whom Chad is a genuine ray of light - can be treated so shabbily by a country to which he has given - and despite all this is continuing to give - so much. Contrast this to a well-known supporter of terrorist activity who lived here for years, never worked a day, claimed hundreds of thousands in benefits and cost millions to deport, laughing all the time at how much he was costing the country he hated, and it makes a complete mockery of not only the system but also the supposed British sense of fair play. On a day like today, for the first time in my life, I feel ashamed to be British.
I have known Chad for around four years and he is just the sort of hard working immigrant that we should be encouraging. He is making a contribution in monetary terms through his income tax payments and spending in the local economy. His work with special needs students is increasing the social capital in line with the present governments Big Society philosophy. To measure fitness to stay in purely monetary terms is iniquitous and Chad's overall contribution including the value of his working with marginalised people and helping themso they are less of a burden on the state should in my view be taken into consideration. I Request that this decision be stayed and reconsidered in light of the very important Social Capital contribution Chad makes. Thank you.
why the bloody hell are they kicking him out when they're letting the scavenging bastards stay. sort it out for f*cks sake England.
This should not be allowed to happen to such a highly qualified respected and loved person who has lived worked and paid his way in this country