UK politice; The pressure to give legality to illegal immigrants in the UK

#The demand for illegal immigrants to be legalized in the UK The country's Foreign Minister Boris Johnson claimed that legal immigrants living in the UK for at least 10 years have to give legitimacy. In the cabinet meeting, he raised this proposal. He said the scope of the government's initiative to resolve the immigration dispute should be broader.

*Theresa Mara Government earlier declared that all migrants traveling to the UK from 1948 to 1973 (known as Windshield Generation) were British citizenship. On Monday, the government announced such a decision after being criticized for its controversial immigration policy.

According to the decision, those who have returned to their country after spending their lifetime in the UK, can also be able to come back with British citizenship. For this, do not have to pay the English skill check or application fees-nothing. A special team formed by the government's immigration department will help applicants in this regard.

The cabinet has a strong position on Foreign Minister Boris Johnson's proposal to legitimize illegal immigrants who have been staying for more than 10 years. When Boris Johnson was the Mayor of London in 2008, he first proposed this. Then in 2016 he made the same claim. But now his claim has another meaning. Because he is now the government's important minister. On the other hand, the ruling Conservative party, with a controversial immigration policy, is facing severe criticism. Whose liability is due to the current Prime Minister Theresa Maria. Because, while serving as Home Minister from 2010 to 2016, Theresa May imposed a lot of pressure on immigration after she did not criticize any criticism. He announced the implementation of the mission to create 'adverse circumstances' for illegal immigrants.
From 1948 to 1971, the migrants who came to the UK from the Caribbean are known as 'Windrash Generation'. On 22 June 1948, an ship named 'MV Empire Windrash' in Essex's Tilbari dock was anchored. 492 immigrants came to this ship. Among them a significant number of children and teenagers
Not only in the Caribbean, but in the United Kingdom after the Second World War, people from Commonwealth countries come to the United Kingdom to face labor crisis. At that time they did not need any official documents. After the immigration law was enacted in 1971, the scope was discontinued.

According to statistics published in the BBC, up to 57,000 migrants came from the Commonwealth countries until 1971. Including 15,000 Jamaican and 13 thousand Indians. The remaining 29,000 migrants came from Pakistan (including Bangladesh), Kenya and South Africa.
Over the decades, these immigrants lived as legal citizens of the UK and enjoyed all government benefits. The current ruling Conservative government imposed an unprecedented hardship on immigration law in 2012 to expel illegal immigrants from the United Kingdom. Under this law, mandatory inspections of immigration, compulsory verification of migration in case of opening of bank accounts, medical and government benefits. As a result, those who did not apply for UK citizenship or did not feel the need to keep any papers of legality, they read the epidemic. The immigration department was unable to get the remedy, because they could not show any valid proof of arrival to the UK. The immigration department gives letters to many of the people with the threat of deportation from the United Kingdom. There are also Bangladeshi victims of this.

For the last few years these migrants have been campaigning for their rights. But the government did not listen to it. The debate is strong in the center of the Commonwealth Heads of Government held in London last week. In the Commonwealth summit, the Prime Minister may apologize for the suffering of these immigrants.