MP Diane Abbott Heckled In Parliament By The Opposition Over The Hurt The Windrush Scandal Has Created

April 26. 2018

Theresa May

The Windrush scandal continues to rage in the United Kingdom, regarding Prime Minister, Theresa May, unlawfully deporting Caribbean people from Britain, after destroying evidence of their lawful landing in Britain, under the British Nationality Act of 1948, which labeled them citizens. May criminally violated preexisting British law and the United Nation's Universal Declaration of Human Rights, in rendering them stateless, after they were invited to Britain decades ago, to help rebuild the nation after the ravages of World War II.

Black MP, Diane Abbott, who was born in Britain, but is of Jamaican descent, spoke of the hurt the current scandal caused by May, has created in the Caribbean community in Britain. A few opposing MPs, who are in the Conservative Party, inappropriately interrupted her speech yelling "rubbish" regarding her claims, which is quite offensive. Abbott is telling the truth. Not only has May's Windrush scandal created an enormous amount of hurt and offense in Britain, it has done the same in the Commonwealth.

The Commonwealth is very hurt and angry over this scandal, as the implications are quite negative. Making light of it reflects very poorly on the MPs that chose to utter "rubbish" during Abbott's speech on the matter. I can attest under penalty of perjury, as a person with Commonwealth citizenship, I am extremely offended by the actions of Theresa May, her Home Secretary Amber Rudd and former Prime Minister, David Cameron, regarding their vile attempts at purging people of the Commonwealth from Britain.

Diane Abbott

It is all the more ironic that May held the meeting of the elected heads of the Commonwealth last week in London, some of whom publicly ignored her (Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull stared at his phone and texted throughout May's speech), due to the current scandal. Items in the press and on social networking regarding elected Commonwealth leaders, reveal they are not amused with May's unethical behavior.

Based on what I have heard from a connected source, politicians in the Commonwealth have no confidence in May, as her behavior has been so treacherous, deceitful, dishonorable and xenophobic, in unlawfully invalidating the citizenship of innocent people, they do not trust her anymore.

This lack of confidence has spread to the European Union, whose government representatives are openly stating in the press that they are concerned for the 3,500,000 EU citizens living in Britain and what will become of them if Brexit goes through in 11 months, as May already wrongfully deported several hundred of them, then deceitfully labeled it an "error." After Brexit, will May deliberately destroy more evidence and corrupt the database regarding EU citizens, then deport them in violation of standing legal agreements, to meet her unreasonable and harmful immigration targets.

The Commonwealth is comprised of 2 billion people. The European Union is comprised of 500,000,000 people. The scandal has also spread to other countries whose press have publicly expressed dismay and offense at May's inhumane behavior. This is not a good thing. She cannot remain Prime Minister.

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Tories shout 'rubbish' at Diane Abbott as she says the Windrush scandal has made the community feel they are not welcome

The shadow home secretary spoke passionately about her own family's experience as she questioned Amber Rudd

23:08, 23 APR 2018 - Tory MPs shouted "rubbish" at shadow home secretary Diane Abbott told the House of Commons that the Windrush scandal has made members of the community feel unwelcome. Ms Abbott, who is herself a child of the Windrush generation, told how hurt those affected were.

She said: "The home secretary must understand how upset communities are about what has happened to this generation and they feel it reflects something of the way this government regards the entire community." Some Tory MPs were heard in the chamber to yell "rubbish" at the shadow home secretary's powerful words. She replied: "People are saying 'rubbish'.

"Well, let me say this: my parents, brothers, sisters and cousins have largely worked in the national health service, in factories and in London transport, and I always remember one of my uncles saying to me with tremendous pride that he had never missed a day of work. "This is a generation with unparalleled commitment to this country, unparalleled pride in being British and unparalleled commitment to hard work and to contributing to society, and it is shameful that this Government have treated that generation in this way."...

She told the House of Commons: "The Home Secretary need not believe this ends here. "Coming up behind the Windrush cohort is a slightly later cohort of persons from south Asia. In the next few years, even though they have lived here all their life, even though their children are British and even though they have worked all their life, they will be asked for four pieces of data for every year they have been here, and they will be subjected to the same humiliation as the Windrush generation."

https://www.mirror.co.uk

Windrush scandal will happen again if government persists with immigration plans, lawyers warn

Tuesday 24 April 2018 10:41 BST - Law Society warns MPs will be 'complicit in future injustices' - unless they block proposals to deny people access to files about themselves for 'immigration control.' The Windrush scandal will be repeated unless the Home Office drops plans that will prevent other immigrants proving their right to be in the UK, lawyers are warning.

Controversial new data protection laws will deny people access to the personal information the government holds about them if that would “undermine immigration control”. The Law Society has warned the exemption would lead to people being wrongly deported, or denied health treatment – in a mirror image of the treatment of the Windrush generation. Unless Amber Rudd dropped the proposal, her promise to “show they have learned the lessons from Windrush” would be hollow, said Barry O’Leary, a member of its immigration law committee.

Urging MPs to rebel, he said: “If they let it go through in its current format, then I’m afraid they are complicit in future injustices.” The Home Secretary is certain to be challenged on the latest controversy when she appears before the home affairs committee on Wednesday, to be interrogated about the Windrush debacle...

https://www.independent.co.uk

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