Palestine migrants allowed to stay in UK via scheme meant for Ukraine refugees sparking fears it’ll ‘open floodgates’ PALESTINE migrants have been granted the right to stay in the UK via a scheme meant for Ukraine refugees.
The Home Office had rejected their appeal to stay with their brother, who lives in the UK, after they submitted it through the Ukraine Family Scheme.
The family applied to stay in the UK through the Ukraine Family Scheme in January last year, before it closed in February.
But Home Office lawyers expressed concerns it could "open the floodgates" to "the admission of all those in conflict zones with family in the UK", as reported by the Telegraph.
Yesterday Home Secretary Yvette Cooper said releasing footage of deportations is part of efforts to restore public confidence in the immigration system.
