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The problem is rarely the intention of a law, rather than the imperfections of its application. Governments are quite imperfect, and humans are a varied bunch.
by nothrabannosir 8y ago
The problem is rarely the intention of a law, rather than the imperfections of its application.
Governments are quite imperfect, and humans are a varied bunch. There are exceptions to everything , and exceptions to that. The Windrush generation is just a recent example that comes to mind: luckily, they were numerous enough to get their story heard. But people fall through such cracks every single day. Sometimes an imperfection in the law, sometimes an “overzealous” public servant.
- mnbvkhgvmj 8y agoAren't Windrush citizens still being deported? Have any of the deportees been allowed to return yet?