Windrush Children (Immigration Status) Debate

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Department: Home Office

Windrush Children (Immigration Status)

Simon Hoare Excerpts
Monday 16th April 2018

(6 years, 1 month ago)

Commons Chamber
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Amber Rudd Portrait Amber Rudd
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Unfortunately, I cannot comment on individual cases in the Chamber, but if the hon. Lady would like to write to the Home Office or bring to me that particular case, I will make sure that it is looked at.

Simon Hoare Portrait Simon Hoare (North Dorset) (Con)
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I welcome what my right hon. Friend has said, but urge her to consider whether, if applicants who ultimately prove successful have already incurred legal fees in trying to make their case, those fees could be compensated.

Amber Rudd Portrait Amber Rudd
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I am happy to take that away and come back to my hon. Friend on it. Going forward, it is my strong commitment to ensure that the system that we put in place will not require legal advice. It will be straightforward and effective to use. My team in the taskforce will work with individuals to deliver that.