Deportation of Carl Jordan

[Barcon]

he had a US passport from birth.
Its an entitlement to everyone born there
like Boris Johnson
no way he'd have got in to the UK is there without one?

Wouldn't he have been on one of his parents passports until he turned 16?

 

[denislawsbackheel]

Children have to have their own passports now, they cannot be on their parents. Before 1998 he could have but it would have had to be an American passport if so because he wasn't entitled to a British one, or to have been on a British one as he isn't a British citizen.

Furthermore if he is as computer illiterate as he claims how come he has a US passport now?

 

[denislawsbackheel]

he had a US passport from birth.
Its an entitlement to everyone born there
like Boris Johnson
no way he'd have got in to the UK is there without one?

Did his Mother enter the UK on her American or British passport?
He would have had to be on one of them, he wouldn't have had his own.

Why wouldn't he have been issued a US one at his mother's request?
He would be entitled to one.

 

[101toMR]

he had a US passport from birth.
Its an entitlement to everyone born there
like Boris Johnson
no way he'd have got in to the UK is there without one?

Did his Mother enter the UK on her American or British passport?
He would have had to be on one of them, he wouldn't have had his own.

Why wouldn't he have been issued a US one at his mother's request?
He would be entitled to one.

Once he was in the country he might not have needed one.
If he hasn't been on holiday etc.
This does sound very very fishy.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

He has a US passport

He has used it several times until a passport check at an airport revealed he didn't have the appropriate visa to go with it.

This was a "jobsworth" apparently!

 

[mancunial]

Wish they'd deport me to Aussie or the good old usa

 

[west didsblue]

Having just seen him on BBC NW I have decided he is a blithering idiot and deserves no sympathy whatsoever.

He was notified well in advance of what he needed to do.

He pleads computer illiteracy for his inaction.

Well get down to your local library or citizens advice or any of the many charities that exist just to help computer illiterates.

He still has time. If he doesn't act then he can go as far as I am concerned.

I will not be signing the petition.

Correct. He's had about 30 years to formalise his status. Is he a rag by any chance?

He won't need a petition anyway as he will no doubt get the required help to lodge a successful appeal.

 

[FantasyIreland]

He sounds like an arse to me.

 

[Bill]

confirmed he's staying.

 

[FantasyIreland]

confirmed he's staying.

an arse?