It is hardly surprising that so few of the people, denied their right to be accepted as British citizens by the Home Office, have come forward to receive compensation. The treatment they received was absolutely appalling and I doubt that they have any trust in the Home Office. I have recently read The Windrush Betrayal by Amelia Gentleman and tbh it made me feel ashamed to be British. I would urge you to read it as it explains the political climate behind the cruel and unjust decisions made by the Home Office and why so many British citizens were treated as illegal immigrants who were then denied employment, benefits, housing, NHS treatment and then finally deported. It is a shocking tale and I am disgusted that these completely innocent people were treated so badly despite having paid tax and NICs etc for several decades as the British citizens that they are. Amelia is married to BJ's brother, it made me wonder what the conversation round the Christmas tree is like. Oh to be a fly on the wall!
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