"Some have tried to jump off the buildings, others try to hang themselves in the rooms, one tried to hurt himself in the kitchen, and one took too many pills"
Amir, on the unfolding mental health crisis at Wethersfield, where around 580 migrants are being housed at the 80-year-old site, where asylum seekers can be held for 6-9 months.
A day before a judicial review of an exclusion order that kept a man in Turkey (who has leave to remain) barred from returning to the UK, it was lifted by the Home Office... but this time its not actually the Home Office acting inhumanely rather Robert Jenrick intervened to stop the Home Office allowing him back soon after the original barring from a return flight.
If you thought Jenrick was a vindictive nasty piece of work, then you're likely right!
"We are left with little confidence in the Home Office’s ability to implement the Rwanda partnership and its understanding of the costs, particularly given its track record in delivering other major programmes"
Public Accounts Committee
They're not "mistakes". They were deliberately cruel schemes to set up pseudo prisons, with their mates creaming off lucrative contracts.
An attempt by the government to widen police powers over protests has been ruled unlawful by the High Court.
Two judges have now ruled that the Home Office acted outside of its powers, and did not properly consult on the move.
The regulations, passed by MPs in June last year, lowered the threshold for what protest activity counts as "serious disruption" in England and Wales.
#UK#HomeOffice
A man who has been living in the #UK for 38 years and recently suffered a stroke is being forced out of the country for passport problems.
Home office is adamant and forgets about basic human rights and humanely behavior.
Next year, if you have leave remain in the UK the only way you will be able to prove to anyone that you 'enjoy' that status is by accessing you e-Visa account via your UK Visa & Immigration digital account with the Home Office.
Its a new IT 'solution'
Its the Home Office
Its directly impacting migrants
Of course its going to work seamlessly...
All the elements look in pace for a new set of victims to have their lives ruined
Lawyers & migrant rights campaigners have warned that the government is heading for a repeat of the Windrush scandal after imposing a “cliff edge” deadline by the end of 2024 for immigrants to switch from physical biometric residence permits (BRPs) to digital e-visas.
Our incompetent Home Office is in charge of this change, so it will go swimmingly of course.
@klaremitte es hat auch etwas mit dem Kontrollgefühl der Manager zu tun.
Bei uns ist immer noch Home Office erlaubt. Wir sparen damit Steuergelder, Transportkosten und Zeit der Mitarbeitys. Deshalb bleibt das auch. 😁
Es kommt bei den meisten Mitarbeitys auch gut an. Insofern verstehe ich nicht warum man das für etwas gefühlte Kontrolle und um das Haus voll.zu kriegen, die eigenen Mitarbeitys nervt.
Home Office officials fear the number of migrants deported on the first Rwanda flight could be in single figures because of legal challenges.
The concerns are believed to be behind moves to expand the scheme to include ALL failed asylum seekers on top of the initial cohort of 5,700 migrants so far earmarked for deportation.
Given Rwanda only has room for a few hundred currently, this is arrant nonsense and performative cruelty.
The b@stards at the #HomeOffice issued new guidance yesterday on detaining asylum seekers for deportation to #Rwanda.
You can be forcibly sent to Rwanda if your asylum claim has been refused, withdrawn, or treated as withdrawn (which catches anyone in hiding or not turning up to sign on).
However, now you can be detained if you have no ongoing claims or appeals, which catches anyone in the process of appealing but whose solicitors have not yet filed the claim.