Even death does not release Windrush families from Home Office bureaucracy. When a victim dies before their claim is completed, their family can continue through the estate. But where probate is needed, the scheme caps reimbursable legal costs at £1,500 and requires the application to be successful before reimbursement. Victims die waiting for justice, then grieving families are handed more forms, legal hurdles and capped assistance to recover compensation that should have been paid while their loved one was alive. The government had years to settle these claims. Families should not inherit the fight alongside the grief. This is not compassion. It is cruelty administered through paperwork. @10DowningStreet @AndyBurnhamGM @ShabanaMahmood @YvetteCooperMP @Keir_Starmer @ukhomeoffice @UKLabour @CliveFoster3 @CommonsPAC @HumanRightsCtte @MoJGovUK @PHSOmbudsman @BBCNews @SkyNews @Channel4News @itvnews @guardian @Independent @The_Observer_UK @DailyMirror @thetimes @Telegraph @Reuters @LBC @BylineTimes @GoodLawProject @openDemocracy @TheCanaryUK @novaramedia @TheVoiceNews @DefendWindrush @WindrushPreston @JCWI_UK @libertyhq #Windrush #WindrushJustice #WindrushScandal #Justice4Windrush

The Windrush scandal stripped mainly Black Brits of their citizenship. It was a gross injustice & a forewarning of the potential future for minorities in the UK. Real people like Tricia & Vaun suffered immensely as a result of racist immigration laws. They deserve justice.