QARN speaks out on Home Office plan
David Forbes, a member of QARN, has spoken out against plans to end family reunification for asylum-seeking children
A member of the Quaker Asylum Refugee Network (QARN) has spoken out about Home Office plans to end family reunification for asylum-seeking children in the event of a no-deal Brexit. According to reports, the government has privately briefed the UN refugee agency UNHCR and other NGOs that while ongoing cases may be able to continue, no new applications will be allowed after 1 November, if Britain exits the EU without a deal.
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