Wilson wrote:After sacking her over the Windrush scandal, Theresa May has made Amber Rudd Minister for work and pensions.
It should've been Theresa May who resigned over that and this new role of Rudd's demonstrates what a hollow gesture the sacking was. They couldn't give a flying fuck about the lives they ruined with their "We can deport first and hear appeals later" hostile environment.
I genuinely despise these people.
Staggering given it was only yesterday this was revealed
The Home Office has admitted that the number of Windrush people known to have been wrongly deported or detained is likely to rise from the figure of 164, because officials have misclassified a number of affected people as criminals and excluded them from the count.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/201 ... nt-blunder
illegally deport people then cover it up by smearing them as criminals!!!!!
The home secretary, Sajid Javid, took the decision in August to exclude from that review anyone with a criminal conviction, and announced that there were 164 people who were likely to have been wrongly detained or removed from the UK. However there was unease about the decision not to count those classified as “criminal case types” and confusion about what that classification meant.
The Home Office has now conceded that its “criminal case type” category wrongly included people who had no criminal convictions, and has agreed to revise its calculation of the total number of people mistakenly removed or detained.
Javid should be fired over this
Also:
The admission follows the revelation earlier this week that eight more members of the Windrush generation believed to have been wrongly detained or deported had subsequently died, bringing the total to at least 11 deaths after removal or detention.
Javid has admitted that British officials are struggling to contact many of those thought to have been wrongly removed, which could mean that the final death toll will be higher.
Sickening