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Thomas Llewellyn Jones owns a Cardiff fish and chippie named ‘Llew’s Takeaway’. Mistaking him for a Chinese, Ashuk Miah an ‘advocate’ of the Newport Immigration Advice Centre, sent him a business letter in April 2007. The letter introduces NIAC as: “an independent immigration advisory service for: Advice and application on how to bring your elderly parents or relatives to visit United Kingdom… Advice on how to bring people on work permit…
On how to bring newly married wife or husband to UK… On how to bring students to UK… On how to bring elderly people to UK for medical treatment… Application to stay in UK indefinitely if you entered as a newly married spouse…. Application to extend present stay in UK if a visitor…. Application for naturalisation as a British Citizen.”.
Miah concludes with the comforting news: “If any of the above applications are refused, I can lodge an appeal on your behalf”.
And the depressing truth is that Miah is right. Our Government has surrendered control of our borders (partly thanks to the EU, partly to the insane Human Rights Act, also EU-inspired), hence businesses like the Newport Immigration Advice Centre!