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Brexit was decided in 2016 and implemented 18 months ago, surely they've had ample time to apply to the UK or go back to the EUSSR? Labour want the deadline extended, if they didn't do it in 18months what makes them think they'll do it now?
Brexit was decided in 2016 and implemented 18 months ago, surely they've had ample time to apply to the UK or go back to the EUSSR? Labour want the deadline extended, if they didn't do it in 18months what makes them think they'll do it now?
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diddly: "Anyone who came here legally from the EU pre-Brexit should have an automatic right to stay without having to jump through government imposed bureaucratic hoops. " - that was the original position but your beloved EUSSR started all the admin cobras so we had to do the same. Awe you didn't realise that anything they can do we also can do? Bless! Blame your god in Brussels!
Who are these people ?
These people are those like my son who has been here since he was six weeks old and is now forty.Born in the Netherlands he had to take his father's nationality.His passport ran out at the start of the pandemic and he was unable to travel to London to the embassy to renew it therefore his online application was refused.He still can't get an appointment so went through the Windrush scheme but he still had to travel from Norfolk to Lunar House in Croydon to be fingerprinted and have an iris/biometric scan.He now has settled status thank goodness.He could of course apply for British citizenship but at over a grand to do so ,why should he because once he gets his passport renewed he still has freedom of movement,something denied to an awful lot of people due to Brexit.
They seem happy to have taken his income tax all the years he's worked since leaving school ,no questions asked !
My husband had to go through mountains of paperwork to find a letter granting him leave to remain in 1975. Good job he kept it or he would have had to got through the same bullshine.
These people are those like my son who has been here since he was six weeks old and is now forty.Born in the Netherlands he had to take his father's nationality.His passport ran out at the start of the pandemic and he was unable to travel to London to the embassy to renew it therefore his online application was refused.He still can't get an appointment so went through the Windrush scheme but he still had to travel from Norfolk to Lunar House in Croydon to be fingerprinted and have an iris/biometric scan.He now has settled status thank goodness.He could of course apply for British citizenship but at over a grand to do so ,why should he because once he gets his passport renewed he still has freedom of movement,something denied to an awful lot of people due to Brexit.
They seem happy to have taken his income tax all the years he's worked since leaving school ,no questions asked !
My husband had to go through mountains of paperwork to find a letter granting him leave to remain in 1975. Good job he kept it or he would have had to got through the same bullshine.
shaney: "Born in the Netherlands he had to take his father's nationality.His passport ran out at the start of the pandemic and he was unable to travel to London to the embassy to renew it therefore his online application was refused." - err no he did not if you are UK then he could have taken yours. What is the real reason?
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