Corte Gb, illegale piano governo per i migranti in Ruanda

epa10703757 People walk past a mural in Brixton, London, Britain, 01 June 2023. (Issued 21 June) Nearly half a million migrants moved to the UK from former British colonies in the Caribbean between 1948 and the early 1970s, brought in to help fill a post-war labor shortage. These people would become known as the Windrush generation, named after the HMT Empire Windrush, the ship that docked outside London on June 22, 1948 carrying nearly 500 passengers from the Caribbean, one of the first large groups of Black migrants to land in the UK. In 2018, it emerged that the UK government had failed to correctly process their immigration and residency paperwork, leading to the wrongful detention of thousands of people and the deportation of dozens. An independent inquiry into the Home Office’s practices after the scandal broke found that the government’s failings demonstrated a pattern of “institutional racism” towards the Windrush generation. EPA/ANDY RAIN ATTENTION: For the full FOCUS ESSAY text please go to: https://epaimages.com/misc.pp?code=section-focus