Police control of classified information

[Roland Perry]

In article <49F08315.10679.17EDFCE@davidh.spidacom.co.uk>, David Hansen 
<davidh@spidacom.co.uk> writes
>> The people apparently [merely] "face being deported", presumably after
>> they've been re-evaluated as holders of a student visa (the rules having
>> been recently tightened I think).
>
>If there is any evidence against them it should be exposed to public
>scrutiny, so we can judge the veractiy of the assertions.

The evidence that I'm suggesting might be needed is "whatever would 
qualify them for a student visa under the new rules". In the small print 
I'm pretty sure any visa to any country can be withdrawn on the whim of 
the country involved (that's why "residency" aka "permanent leave to 
remain" is a much cherished and more powerful thing to have).

This isn't a comment on the individuals; but no doubt if this is what's 
happening then a visa lawyer can assist them to re-apply and make sure 
any refusal has a proper basis.
-- 
Roland Perry