The asylum seekers at Yarls Wood are released if they cannot be deported safely, and a lot come from countries where it is not safe for them. To condem Yarls Wood for poor treatment is a travesty, compared with the treatment they will have had on the journey it is paradise.
Although Windrush and Yarls Wood are not linked the affect us the same, they do not become British citizens and are still liable to be deported in the future. Even the children of Windrush born here are not citizens unless they have applied formally, at the present time it costs several thousand pounds to prove your right to citizenship and is very time consuming. You have to provide 4 pieces of documentary evidence for each year you have been resident, at least 10 years, if you are black and working class that is a very tall order.
If you are not a citizen you have no right to benefits or NHS and cannot work legally, so being released from Yarls Wood is no easy option. EU migrants are OK, the vast majority of Asians have got passports so would have got the documentation but all others who have never had a passport are caught. This issue is nowhere near resolved, the present hostility to foreigners is massively greater than the home office is telling us.