[arista]

[A six-year-old boy is stranded in Belgium
due to a dispute with the Home Office over his passport, according to reports.
Mohamed Bangoura was born in the
UK in 2012 but had been staying with
family friends in Belgium during the holidays.
Mohamed was due to return home to his
mother on Sunday but was stopped from
travelling after Belgian officials
said the Home Office had told them
he could not travel to the UK.
According to The Independent,
the Home Office said it sent a letter
to Mohamed's mother, Hawa Keita,
to tell her that his passport had been
issued in error and had since been "revoked"]



This does not make sense
he was born in the UK.
Must be the Parents not
doing something correct


https://news.sky.com/story/british-b...voked-11491275

[CheapLousyFaggit]

Without clicking on the link, it came to light that a certain midwife was involved with falsifying birth certificates for illegals, so I guess some of the children who were ostensibly born in the UK but delivered by her might get the eye of suspicion on them as well...

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Without clicking on the link, it came to light that a certain midwife was involved with falsifying birth certificates for illegals, so I guess some of the children who were ostensibly born in the UK but delivered by her might get the eye of suspicion on them as well...

Then this bent midwife - and whichever parent was complicit in the fraud - need punishing and not this innocent BRITISH BORN child. This decision is ludicrous.

[CheapLousyFaggit]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Then this bent midwife - and whichever parent was complicit in the fraud - need punishing and not this innocent BRITISH BORN child. This decision is ludicrous.

She needs punishing, as do the illegals she helped. It's just a shame that British born children get caught up in it, but I'm sure they'll be sorted.

[arista]

[Mohamed has been staying with family friends but is 'very down']

[Jessica.]

Aw bless him, I hope he gets to go home soon.

[MaRuDolph]

But if we punish the parent/parents, even if the child is able to return home, they may end up incarcerating their parents anyway, potentially putting them in a financial bind... so they may end up with extended family anyway... not arguing against it, just not sure how that thinking follows through... what is ultimately better for the child may actually end up being a lot of worse... the media doesn't tend to follow through on these stories after the interest is gone... so the child may disappear into the system and we may never know what actually happens to him. So we don't know the true effect of our laws in that sense... we just catch the most sensational bits.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Poor kid