Pregnant Sri Lankan Care Worker Fears Family Separation Due to Home Office Letters
A pregnant Sri Lankan care worker fears being separated from her unborn child and family after receiving 'go home' letters from the Home Office. The letters are targeting dependents of care workers, causing distress and uncertainty.
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Care worker fears being parted from unborn child and family after Home Office ‘go home’ letters
Pregnant woman in Scotland ‘stressed’ and unsure what will happen as result of UK government visa clampdown A heavily pregnant mother living and working in the UK legally fears the Home Office could try to separate her from her unborn baby after her husband and first child were sent “go home” letters. Sachintha Warnakulasuriya lives in Scotland with her husband, Indika Kumara and their six-year-old daughter Heily. Warnakulasuriya, 36, has a visa permitting her to work in the UK as a care work...
By Diane Taylor
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