Jamaicans and other Caribbean nationals dubbed the Windrush Generation who have been aggrieved by the actions of the United Kingdom (UK) government should immediately take steps to seek redress, advised Diana Baxter, solicitor in Britain.
At the same time, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging the UK Government to ensure that the pre-1973 Commonwealth Caribbean migrants currently detained as illegals are released and that those deported are afforded the necessary UK assistance in having their cases urgently reviewed and their rights restored.
Baxter told The Gleaner in an interview yesterday that Jamaicans who fall in the category of the so-called Windrush Generation and had been deported should make contact with the UK Home Office to contest their deportation.
“If they believe that they were incorrectly deported from the UK, they should either make contact with the Home Office directly or with lawyers in the UK who may be able to help them,” Baxter advised.Read More…http://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/lead-stories/20180418/seek-justice-windrush-generation-urged-contest-deportation