The company has confirmed that it will no longer assist the UK government in the deportation of people classified as illegal immigrants. The home secretary, Sajid Javid, admitted last month that at least 63 Windrush generation people had been wrongly removed to the Caribbean, despite having lived in the UK since before 1971, and consequently eligible for British citizenship. The move comes in the wake of campaigning by LGBT groups and increased public unease about the wrongful deportation of members of the Windrush generation to Caribbean countries. A spokesperson for G4S said: “We have a zero tolerance policy towards any form of abuse or exploitation against our staff.
The company has confirmed that it will no longer assist the UK government in the deportation of people classified as illegal immigrants. The move comes in the wake of campaigning by LGBT groups and increased public unease about the wrongful deportation of members of the Windrush generation to Caribbean countries. A spokesperson for G4S said: “We have a zero tolerance policy towards any form of abuse or exploitation against our staff.