British Home Secretary Sajid Javid Apologizes To Wrongly Deported Citizens For Theresa May's Windrush Scandal As She Continues To Hide Behind Others

August 23. 2018

Theresa May sent Javid to do her dirty work

Britain's Home Secretary, Sajid Javid, has apologized to 18 Caribbean people in the current Windrush scandal, who were wrongly arrested, deported, their pensions stolen and homes in Britain lost, when they were willfully mischaracterized and categorized as illegal immigrants, despite the fact they lawfully came to Britain decades ago at the invitation of the government, between 1940-1970, to help rebuild the nation after the war. However, the numbers have been under-reported in an effort by Prime Minister, Theresa May, to play down the criminal human rights abuses she has committed.

May is hiding behind person of color, Sajid Javid, whom she appointed solely because of his skin color, in a failed attempt to counter claims she is racist and xenophobic. First she hid behind former Home Secretary Amber Rudd, letting her take the fall for the immigration scandal that was May's making. Now she's hiding behind Rudd's successor, Javid. She also hid from the Caribbean heads of state this summer when they demanded answers regarding her criminal behavior towards Windrush citizens. It was only after she was condemned online that she changed her original statement and said she would meet with them, then did so, and she could barely look them in the face.

Sajid Javid

As stated in previous articles, May, while Home Secretary under fellow scornful, immigrant hating Prime Minister, David Cameron, destroyed the landing cards of immigrants from the Caribbean, whom the government invited to Britain in an effort to rebuild the nation after the ravages of World War II. Many British structures were left in piles of rubble after war related bombings. There were also serious labor shortages.

Archival records containing articles and videos reveal the British government sent out official invitations to Caribbean nations, who were colonies at the time and currently remain members of the Commonwealth, to come to Britain to help the mother country rebuild. They were told they would be given "the same rights as all Britons" and granted automatic citizenship, due to being from the British colonies.

Over 150,000 people from the Caribbean lawfully moved to Britain during that time period and were told they are citizens. However, May criminally decided otherwise in conduct that has severely damaged the British government's relationship with the Commonwealth, a collective of over 2 billion people.

May destroyed the landing cards of Caribbean immigrants to pave the way for their illegal deportation from Britain to hit her deranged, unscientific, made up immigration targets (Prime Minister Theresa May Illegally Destroyed Immigration Landing Card Evidence Of Windrush Immigrants Then Changed Deportation Rules Without Parliament's Input To Purge Britain Of Immigrants). 

May also destroyed the British government's name in the world, as people no longer trust the government because of her deceitful, underhanded and illegal conduct (Theresa May Slammed In The New York Times As A ‘Racist’ For Her Abominable Treatment Of The Windrush Generation). This is a shame, as the British government had rebuilt its name in the world and ties with the Commonwealth after slavery.

May has flushed all of that down the toilet in favor of xenophobia and racism in her self-proclaimed "hostile environment" to rid Britain of immigrants (Theresa May Deported Thousands Of Students From Britain And Destroyed Their Academic Records By Falsely Alleging They Cheated On Tests and Theresa May’s Appalling Treatment Of Foreign Doctors, Scientists, IT Specialists And Students Is Damaging The British Economy To The Tune Of Billions).

Theresa May

May and Cameron have given the Commonwealth, largely comprised of people of color, the view that the British government hates us and do not want us in their nation. The message they have sent the Commonwealth is that they hate us. Look at what they did and in modern times with this immigration scandal. There is no positive way to interpret that.

The British government (Cameron's and now May's) have treated us in the Commonwealth like sworn enemies, in racist, xenophobic, unprovoked acts, when time and time again we are the ones that have helped the British government out of crisis after crisis and even greatly helped to rebuilt Britain. Caribbeans constituted a very large part of the work force used to build the British transportation system decades ago. Caribbean immigrants and their descendants have worked as train operators and bus drivers for decades.

Caribbean immigrants to Britain also worked on many building sites to help rebuild Britain after the bombings of Word War II demolished many structures. Construction jobs constitute very hard work. It is honest, arduous labor that requires patience and physical strength.

For decades Caribbean immigrants have worked as doctors and nurses in the National Health Service. In fact, during Windrush decades ago, the British government specifically sent for Caribbean women to become nurses in Britain. Caribbean women tend to go into nursing.

To this day a large number of nurses in the West, including America and Canada, are Caribbean. They are highly sought after to fill nursing shortages at hospitals in the international community. The number of Jamaican immigrant nurses between the years of 1996 to the present, is estimated to be over 100,000 (based on CARICOM figures).  

Tweets on Twitter by British politician David Lammy who has been publicly taking Theresa May's government to task over the Windrush scandal

The hatred and xenophobia of Cameron and May via Brexit and the Windrush/Commonwealth immigration scandal (as she has engaged in disgraceful behavior against Indians and Africans in the Commonwealth as well), is greatly damaging Britain right before everyone's eyes. Only the architects of this sad and preventable situation, Cameron and May, are too blind to see it.

The two have run off people from Britain that the country needs and it is going to cost the nation trillions of pounds. Not to mention, killing innocent people with extreme austerity (Theresa May's Austerity Agenda Has Killed 28,000 Britons In The First Half Of The Year And Damaged The Economy).

And for this witch May to spit in the Caribbean's face after all we have done to help build up Britain and the forgiveness we extended after slavery is inexcusable. It will not be tolerated. There will be consequences for what May has done (within the scope of the law). She will be lawfully voted out of office. Her conduct is not okay. May has greatly damaged the relationship between the British government and Caribbean and it was one the people of the Caribbean treasured.

To this British people, once again, this isn't about you. I love you and I have nothing against you. However, Cameron and May's behavior is intolerable and will be addressed via peaceful social means, such as an online push to drive voters to the polls to get her out of office (and movies about Cameron and May's misconduct). May is a danger to citizens and residents of Commonwealth extraction, who are lawfully living in Britain. She has harmed them, especially the elderly, in cruel acts and Caribbean people will not forget it.

STORY SOURCE

Home Secretary Sajid Javid apologises to 18 Windrush generation members who may have been wrongfully removed or detained

12 hours ago - Home Secretary Sajid Javid has apologised to 18 members of the Windrush generation who may have been wrongfully removed or detained following the scandal. Officials examined nearly 12,000 historical records and established that 11 people left the country voluntarily after being unable to establish continuous residence.

Some of those who departed were served with immigration enforcement papers informing them they had no right to be in the UK. The review found that a further seven individuals were detained before being released, without being removed. Of these 18, four were removed and two detained before May 2010 and seven were removed and five detained after that month.

Mr Javid said: "I would like to personally apologise to those identified in our review and am committed to providing them with the support and compensation they deserve. We must do everything we can to ensure that nothing like this happens again - which is why I have asked an independent adviser to look at what lessons we can learn from Windrush."...

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