Five-year-old takes Home Office to high court over benefits ban
In a statement released to mark the start of the hearing, Adam Hundt, a partner at Deighton Pierce Glynn solicitors, which is representing the boy said: “This policy is creating an underclass of black British children, which is outrageous. The only reason the five-year-old boy in this case is being treated differently from his white friends is because his mum came to the UK from somewhere else. We are asking the court for the policy to be quashed and for a public inquiry into NRPF.” The Uni...
Source: theguardian.com