Green council threatens to not cooperate with Home Office because immigration enforcement 'divides communities'
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A Green-led council in London has threatened to not cooperate with the Home Office over fears its immigration enforcement raids divide "communities".A new review by former Greens boss Jonathan Bartley - now Lambeth Council's "cabinet member for safer, thriving neighbourhoods" - will examine the borough's information-sharing arrangements with the department.In a video shared on the council's website, Mr Bartley claimed Lambeth residents "fear the knock on the door" from immigration enforcement.The announcement has been made to coincide with Refugee Week, which began on June 15.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr Bartley said: "Lambeth is home to people from every corner of the world."Our diversity is one of our greatest strengths and we want all residents to feel safe, valued and able to engage with public services without fear."After May's local elections, the Green Party formed a minority administration, winning 27 seats - the most of any party in the council.The council has no...
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