Theresa May and her home secretary, Amber Rudd, have come under further pressure over the impact on the Windrush generation of the government’s immigration policy. The former cabinet minister Sayeeda Warsi made it clear it was the policy itself that was at fault, rather than the way officials had implemented it, while senior Labour figures called on Rudd to resign. Theresa May to blame for Windrush crisis, says Jeremy Corbyn Read more“How much worse can it get? “It couldn’t be worse and yet the home secretary thinks ‘I can apologise and it will be alright’. Play Video 0:26 Windrush generation to get compensation, says Theresa May – videoShe and Rudd have, however, repeatedly blamed officials for the way theimplementation of a policy the insist was the right one.

Source: The Guardian April 22, 2018 11:14 UTC