🔴 Schoolboy caught in asylum backlog remains ‘stateless’ eight years after being born in the UK
A schoolboy who remains ‘stateless’ eight years after he was born in the UK is among at least 100,000 people stuck in the country’s asylum backlog,The child attends primary school and has never left British soil but remains officially unrecognised by authorities.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman caused uproar when she spoke in the Commons about ‘stopping the invasion’ of migrants on the southern coast of Britain Around 40,000 people have risked crossing the Channel in small boats to enter the UK already this year, with thousands being kept in poor conditions at a temporary processing centre in Manston, Kent.
For the next four years, she was kept as a slave in appalling conditions while also trying to look after her young son. By this point, the boy had started primary education and was able to tell teachers that he was sleeping in a kitchen and was frequently absent from school but authorities failed to act.
In 2018, the number of cases awaiting an outcome was around 27,000 but since then that number has more than tripled. She says her husband’s family did not approve of their marriage and threats were made on her life. Her husband never followed her to the UK and the marriage is over. The daughter, aged 20, had hers accepted, while the son, aged 18, and the parents had theirs refused.“But it’s the family unit that is breaking up, they’ve been going through this together.
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