Rejected petition Reverse the deportation of Irene Clennell.

After a series of legitimate applications for leave to remain, the UK government rejected this family's right to a wife, mother and grandmother (and carer to her British husband). The spouse visa system is broken and demands to be fixed.

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https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/187805

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Date submitted 2 March 2017
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