> ...right...even though the government promised to never take it away I don't think this is true. She had Indefinite Leave to Remain. The Indefinite part of t

> ...right...even though the government promised to never take it away I don't think this is true. She had Indefinite Leave to Remain. The Indefinite part of that just means that it didn't have an expiry date. Revokability has nothing to do with it. (OTOH, Wikipedia tells me that an ILR is revokable on specific grounds, so perhaps revocation is limited. But that list can clear be changed by statute, and there's no promise that it won't be)