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If they were not recorded correctly its up to the Home office to fix it. I agree completely with that, I wish they would get on with it. However these people are apparently not correctly recorded and the government took 50 years to notice. That is a scandal!Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThese people and their descendants are British citizens therefore there is nothing to regularise as their dates of entry were recorded and sent to a part of the Home Office. It was the Home Office who decided to destroy their records, pass an act of parliament and then claim they are here illegally.
You need to remember as British citizens we don't need to have a passport or any other government id such as driving license as it is not a requirement for living in the UK.
Btw there are many who applied in recent years for British passports and have been refused. The Home Office even tried to refuse a passport for the newborn son of a British diplomat who was born abroad while his father was on diplomatic service.Comment
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someone in power should of said we need to fix this!Originally posted by DaveB View PostNo, because they were invited in by the Government, there were records extant to prove they arrived legitimately and we didn't have a culture fostered by the government that immigration was bad, legal or illegal, or a policy aimed at actively creating a hostile environment to anyone wanting to settle here.
Rudd isn't going to get fired, and will only resign as an absolute last resort because she is protecting May who was Home Office minister when the current policy of hostility was formulated.Comment
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it is unfortunately, after years of incompetence by the government.Originally posted by AtW View PostIt is now...
I would like to live in a kinder time but we have to take what we have.Comment
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Did you adjust the font to showcase your literacy difficulties?Originally posted by vetran View Postsomeone in power should of said we need to fix this!Comment
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did you post to showcase your anal abilities?Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostDid you adjust the font to showcase your literacy difficulties?Comment
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How would one open bank account without valid photo ID?
How would one get driving license without a form of photo ID?Comment
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Amber Rudd 'made a mistake but didn't mislead'
Amber Rudd 'made a mistake but didn't mislead' - BBC News
C'est pire qu'un crime, c'est une faute.
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Did you post to showcase your inability to capitalise?Originally posted by vetran View Postdid you post to showcase your anal abilities?Comment
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