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Scrap route to ILR for children born in the UK with 7 years continuous residence

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We would like the government to scrap this route which gives parents the right to apply for residency for their child if born in the UK & remained for seven years. We are concerned this is a loophole for illegal migrants to stay in the UK even if their applications have been refused many times.

Shabana Mahmood

Shabana Mahmood

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Scrap route to ILR for children born in the UK with 7 years continuous residence

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We would like the government to scrap this route which gives parents the right to apply for residency for their child if born in the UK & remained for seven years. We are concerned this is a loophole for illegal migrants to stay in the UK even if their applications have been refused many times.

National
35 reactions·100% agree
Shabana Mahmood

Shabana Mahmood

Home Secretary

Home Secretary

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Reasons for3
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