article_snippet: Robert Carl Jordan who claims Robert Carl Jordan has spent 53 years living in Britain - including paying taxes and starting a family - is facing deportation back to U.S after being caught up in an immigration crackdown .
article_snippet: But, since arriving in 1963, neither Robert Carl Jordan nor his mother has ever sought to obtain British citizenship for Robert Carl Jordan, believing Robert Carl Jordan was entitled to stay in the country on account of his mother's nationality.
article_snippet: In fact, those who are born to British parents outside of the UK are not automatically given a permanent right to remain - and Robert Carl Jordan should have applied for citizenship.
article_snippet: Now, the Government has decided Robert Carl Jordan should be deported from the UK because Robert Carl Jordan does not have the correct paperwork to allow Robert Carl Jordan to stay.
article_snippet: Mr Jordan, who has until April 6 to appeal the decision, said: 'I thought it would be all right because I've been married here, I've got three kids and all my family are here.
article_snippet: After receiving an anonymous tip-off about Robert Carl Jordan situation, officials arrested Robert Carl Jordan for working illegally in the UK.
article_snippet: Robert Carl Jordan was then released on the condition that Robert Carl Jordan reports regularly to an immigration centre in Salford.
article_snippet: Many Europeans who have been in similar situations to Robert Carl Jordan have managed to stay in the UK due to Many Europeans who have been in similar situations to Mr Jordan right to private and family life, under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
article_snippet: In 2011, Amir Beheshti, from Iran - who had been trying to get refugee status for seven years but had the claim repeatedly turned down - was allowed to stay in the UK because Robert Carl Jordan said Robert Carl Jordan had a private life that involves going for work-outs with Robert Carl Jordan friends.
article_snippet: The 40-year-old's lawyers argued Robert Carl Jordan human rights would be violated if Robert Carl Jordan was deported because Robert Carl Jordan had become 'well integrated' in the Glasgow community.
article_snippet: his lawyers argued that he had right to family life with he new Serbian partner in the UK - despite the pair living hundreds of miles away from one another.
article_snippet: Many Europeans who have been in similar situations to Mr Jordan have managed to stay in the UK due to Many Europeans who have been in similar situations to Mr Jordan right to private and family life, under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
article_snippet: Denton MP Andrew Gwynne is also backing Denton MP Andrew Gwynne campaign and has asked the government to grant Mr Jordan discretionary leave while Mr Jordan applies for dual nationality.
article_snippet: Denton MP Andrew Gwynne said: 'Home Office has asked the immigration minister to grant discretionary leave for Mr Jordan to remain... while the immigration minister applies for dual nationality, which the immigration minister has the right to do because the immigration minister is British. '
article_snippet: A Home Office spokesman said: 'People born overseas to a British parent do not gain an automatic right to long term residency in the UK, and the onus is on the individual to ensure the individual immigration status is free of time restrictions. '
article_snippet: Mr Jordan was told in 2007 of the need to formalise Mr Jordan stay in the UK by providing evidence to support Mr Jordan claim of long term residency.