Home Office are drawing up plans to remove all Iraqi's from the UK!

Home Office Voluntary/Forced Repatriation scheme (those who don't go voluntarily will be deported forcibly).

The Sunday Observer claims the Home Office are drawing up plans to remove all Iraqi's from the UK, even those who have been granted refugee status.

Plans announced by the Home Office for the forced repatriation of Afghani asylum seekers by charter flight, which were to have commenced at the start of this month, have been delayed slightly but are expected to begin at the end of the April, despite Amnesty Internationals recent warnings that the situation in Afghanistan is again deteriorating.

Refugees to get £3,000 to go home: The Observer Sunday April 13th 2003

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12,000 files went fully/partially missing from the Immigration and Nationality Directorate last year, according to a written reply in last Fridays Hansard.

Missing files: Immigration and Nationality Directorate

Hansard written answers Friday 11th April

Kate Hoey: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many applicants' files officials at the Immigration and Nationality Directorate were unable to locate in 2002. [107827]

Beverley Hughes: The information is not available in the format requested. File tracking systems indicate that at present 0.3 per cent. of a total file holding of approximately four million is unaccounted for, either wholly or in part. A range of measures including additional training and targeted exercises to locate files and update records is being pursued to reduce this number.

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Source for this page: Observer April 13th 2003 and Home Office April 11th 2003

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