Submitted on Sunday 29th March 2020
Rejected on Wednesday 13th May 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
All the immigration and asylum applicants should be granted residence in the UK.
All the immigration(e.g EEA Family members) and asylum applicants should be given some residence status in the UK,if there are no serious criminal records found.
Just like Portugal has announced to do so and called it an "act of Solidarity" in times of Global Crisis.
It is almost impossible for people to find any job in the UK,if they don't have right to work.Even if any one manages to get a job he wouldn't be paid more than £20 or so a day.How hard would it be for them to make ends meet!!
Now,think about this Corona crisis when almost everyone is out of job and spending their savings etc. Or they can benefit Govt's compensation packages Bcz they have some rights as Residents. What will be the situation of those who don't have any savings and any rights in the UK ??
So the Govt. must should think about them in time of such Crisis and show "Solidarity" to them.
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You may wish to sign these petitions calling for the same action:
Help Asylum Seekers in UK during the Covid-19 Outbreak: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/311322
Create an earned amnesty route for migrants without leave to remain: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/301696
Suspend limitations on the number of hours visa holders can work during Covid-19: petition.parliament.uk/petitions/310318
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