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Originally Posted by Greg Pope
Someone asked if I could come on here and defend the Government's decision on this. I cannot, in all honesty, do so.
This man applied for asylum here many years ago and was refused - at this point he should, in my opinion, have been deported back to Ethiopia where is a citizen. Instead, he was allowed to remain in the UK. He repaid our hospitality by visiting Afghanistan (why?) after the allied invasion and was arrested in Pakistan, apparently in the company of Jihadis. Whilst I certainly don't find what happened to him subsequently acceptable, I can see no reason why he should be allowed back into the UK. I understand that the Government are currently reveiwing his immigration status but I can see no reason why he cannot be removed to his country of nationality.
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Can't fault that reply Greg, at least you are in touch with what the most of Britain think on this issue. fair play to you
