Stop the Deportation of my husband
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My husband made a stupid mistake and gave a lift to a friend and agreed to fetch him not quite knowing what he was up to. Anyway the police picked my husband up with this friend and my husband was charged with conspiracy to burgle and sentenced to 17 months in prison now the Home Office are trying to deport him from the UK and send him back home.
We have a 1 year old little boy he adores. He has made a mistake which he is truly sorry for he has never been in any trouble before. Please help it would destroy us as a family if he is deported. The Home Office have said I could leave my 13 year old daughter in UK with her father and go to Albania with my husband. Me and my children are the innocent victims who are being punished if my husband is deported.
Don'[t Split Up Our Family!
A few years ago my Mum got remarried, I gained a new dad and a new little brother who is now just one year old. Unfortunately some people are trying to force our family apart all because my step dad is from a different ethnic group- he is Albanian. Only ten years ago images of horrific ethnic cleansing from Kosovo were on TV screens around the world, people forced to flee their homes in terror, sometimes with the complicity of the police and government . But now it seems away from the glare of media publicity no one cares about a family being split up because my step dad is Albanian and the government are actually trying to deport him because of his ethnic origin.Nearly ten years ago Tony Blair said, he was at the border where the refugees were arriving. It was one of the most disturbing, shocking, few hours of my life. What I saw, the stories I heard, were of the most appalling barbarity. I saw thousands of refugees who had been on the move non-stop for a month... They are the...victims of a terrible crime - a crime that has haunted the 20th century - ethnic cleansing. Dont let the family be split up! Dont force us to live in Albania where most of us have never been or speak the language or be divided! How can a government attempt to ethnically cleanse us because one of us is Albanian and my little brother is half Albanian? Why aren't people speaking out? Why isn't our government doing something?Well actually our government is doing something- they are the government trying to deport my step dad. Because this story this time isn't from Kosovo in 1998 but Birmingham in 2007. "
Please sign and pass this on to everyone you know need all the signatures i can get.
We have a 1 year old little boy he adores. He has made a mistake which he is truly sorry for he has never been in any trouble before. Please help it would destroy us as a family if he is deported. The Home Office have said I could leave my 13 year old daughter in UK with her father and go to Albania with my husband. Me and my children are the innocent victims who are being punished if my husband is deported.
Don'[t Split Up Our Family!
A few years ago my Mum got remarried, I gained a new dad and a new little brother who is now just one year old. Unfortunately some people are trying to force our family apart all because my step dad is from a different ethnic group- he is Albanian. Only ten years ago images of horrific ethnic cleansing from Kosovo were on TV screens around the world, people forced to flee their homes in terror, sometimes with the complicity of the police and government . But now it seems away from the glare of media publicity no one cares about a family being split up because my step dad is Albanian and the government are actually trying to deport him because of his ethnic origin.Nearly ten years ago Tony Blair said, he was at the border where the refugees were arriving. It was one of the most disturbing, shocking, few hours of my life. What I saw, the stories I heard, were of the most appalling barbarity. I saw thousands of refugees who had been on the move non-stop for a month... They are the...victims of a terrible crime - a crime that has haunted the 20th century - ethnic cleansing. Dont let the family be split up! Dont force us to live in Albania where most of us have never been or speak the language or be divided! How can a government attempt to ethnically cleanse us because one of us is Albanian and my little brother is half Albanian? Why aren't people speaking out? Why isn't our government doing something?Well actually our government is doing something- they are the government trying to deport my step dad. Because this story this time isn't from Kosovo in 1998 but Birmingham in 2007. "
Please sign and pass this on to everyone you know need all the signatures i can get.
My husband made a stupid mistake and gave a lift to a friend and agreed to fetch him not quite knowing what he was up to. Anyway the police picked my husband up with this friend and my husband was charged with conspiracy to burgle and sentenced to 17 months in prison now the Home Office are trying to deport him from the UK and send him back home.
We have a 1 year old little boy he adores. He has made a mistake which he is truly sorry for he has never been in any trouble before. Please help it would destroy us as a family if he is deported. The Home Office have said I could leave my 13 year old daughter in UK with her father and go to Albania with my husband. Me and my children are the innocent victims who are being punished if my husband is deported.
Don'[t Split Up Our Family!
A few years ago my Mum got remarried, I gained a new dad and a new little brother who is now just one year old. Unfortunately some people are trying to force our family apart all because my step dad is from a different ethnic group- he is Albanian. Only ten years ago images of horrific ethnic cleansing from Kosovo were on TV screens around the world, people forced to flee their homes in terror, sometimes with the complicity of the police and government . But now it seems away from the glare of media publicity no one cares about a family being split up because my step dad is Albanian and the government are actually trying to deport him because of his ethnic origin.Nearly ten years ago Tony Blair said, he was at the border where the refugees were arriving. It was one of the most disturbing, shocking, few hours of my life. What I saw, the stories I heard, were of the most appalling barbarity. I saw thousands of refugees who had been on the move non-stop for a month... They are the...victims of a terrible crime - a crime that has haunted the 20th century - ethnic cleansing. Dont let the family be split up! Dont force us to live in Albania where most of us have never been or speak the language or be divided! How can a government attempt to ethnically cleanse us because one of us is Albanian and my little brother is half Albanian? Why aren't people speaking out? Why isn't our government doing something?Well actually our government is doing something- they are the government trying to deport my step dad. Because this story this time isn't from Kosovo in 1998 but Birmingham in 2007. "
Please sign and pass this on to everyone you know need all the signatures i can get.
We have a 1 year old little boy he adores. He has made a mistake which he is truly sorry for he has never been in any trouble before. Please help it would destroy us as a family if he is deported. The Home Office have said I could leave my 13 year old daughter in UK with her father and go to Albania with my husband. Me and my children are the innocent victims who are being punished if my husband is deported.
Don'[t Split Up Our Family!
A few years ago my Mum got remarried, I gained a new dad and a new little brother who is now just one year old. Unfortunately some people are trying to force our family apart all because my step dad is from a different ethnic group- he is Albanian. Only ten years ago images of horrific ethnic cleansing from Kosovo were on TV screens around the world, people forced to flee their homes in terror, sometimes with the complicity of the police and government . But now it seems away from the glare of media publicity no one cares about a family being split up because my step dad is Albanian and the government are actually trying to deport him because of his ethnic origin.Nearly ten years ago Tony Blair said, he was at the border where the refugees were arriving. It was one of the most disturbing, shocking, few hours of my life. What I saw, the stories I heard, were of the most appalling barbarity. I saw thousands of refugees who had been on the move non-stop for a month... They are the...victims of a terrible crime - a crime that has haunted the 20th century - ethnic cleansing. Dont let the family be split up! Dont force us to live in Albania where most of us have never been or speak the language or be divided! How can a government attempt to ethnically cleanse us because one of us is Albanian and my little brother is half Albanian? Why aren't people speaking out? Why isn't our government doing something?Well actually our government is doing something- they are the government trying to deport my step dad. Because this story this time isn't from Kosovo in 1998 but Birmingham in 2007. "
Please sign and pass this on to everyone you know need all the signatures i can get.
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# 222:
5:33 am PDT, Mar 9,
Kimberly Stephens, Georgia
My soon to be husband just got picked up ny ICE here in the US. I'm due to have our first child any day now. He is a very hard working man and they are going to send him back to India if I can't stop them. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you also. If you have any information that could help me please let me know also.
My soon to be husband just got picked up ny ICE here in the US. I'm due to have our first child any day now. He is a very hard working man and they are going to send him back to India if I can't stop them. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you also. If you have any information that could help me please let me know also.
# 221:
5:47 am PST, Mar 4,
Stefano D'Alterio, Oklahoma
i'm sorry for you and i really wish the best, i'll pray god for you, i'm in a similar situation this is the link of my petition http://www.thepetitionsite.com/7/Please-save-a-husband-deported please sign it back God help our poor family
i'm sorry for you and i really wish the best, i'll pray god for you, i'm in a similar situation this is the link of my petition http://www.thepetitionsite.com/7/Please-save-a-husband-deported please sign it back God help our poor family
# 220:
8:13 am PST, Feb 28,
Benit Fronti, United Kingdom
this man has all the right to stay in england this goverment what its doing its very stupid insted deporting the gangs,,they wanna deport a good people caring people 4 theyre family i hope u got all the best,,,
this man has all the right to stay in england this goverment what its doing its very stupid insted deporting the gangs,,they wanna deport a good people caring people 4 theyre family i hope u got all the best,,,
# 219:
10:53 am PST, Feb 23,
Savannah Demissie, Maryland
# 218:
12:25 pm PST, Feb 4,
Anton Oscar Iorga, Canada
# 217:
12:53 pm PST, Jan 28,
Name not displayed, United Kingdom
# 216:
10:42 am PST, Jan 16,
Goretti Garcia-Santos, United Kingdom
# 215:
12:03 pm PST, Jan 6,
Name not displayed, United Kingdom
# 214:
4:44 pm PST, Jan 2,
Arben Kosova, United Kingdom
Please let him stay where he wants to stay. Above all the son needs his father to be near him.
Please let him stay where he wants to stay. Above all the son needs his father to be near him.
# 213:
3:41 pm PST, Jan 1,
Simos Tarabatzis, Greece
# 212:
12:18 am PST, Jan 1,
Nibedita Das, India
# 211:
12:59 am PST, Dec 28,
Admir Saliu, United Kingdom
Don't give up ...
Don't give up ...
# 210:
3:00 pm PST, Dec 19,
Name not displayed, France
# 209:
6:40 pm PST, Dec 11,
Ivan Vasiljevic, Serbia And Montenegro
# 208:
8:24 am PST, Dec 11,
Marisa Herri, Belgium
stop the deportation NOW!!!! a wife needs a husband,and a family a dad and a dad,his family!!!
stop the deportation NOW!!!! a wife needs a husband,and a family a dad and a dad,his family!!!
# 207:
6:50 am PST, Dec 2,
Name not displayed, Belgium
touts les pays europeens devraient agirs de la meme fermeté.
touts les pays europeens devraient agirs de la meme fermeté.
# 206:
1:07 pm PST, Dec 1,
Erjon Palamoni, United Kingdom
# 205:
6:46 am PST, Dec 1,
Oni Vata, United Kingdom
Dont destroy a family because of 1 stupid mistake he made!!
Dont destroy a family because of 1 stupid mistake he made!!
# 204:
3:03 pm PST, Nov 30,
Edmond Kumaraku, Italy
# 203:
1:29 pm PST, Nov 30,
Sali Berisha, Albania
# 202:
12:43 pm PST, Nov 29,
Arianit Nola, Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of
Let him stay. UK shouldn't separate a family like that. By doing that, they'll destroy a family.
Let him stay. UK shouldn't separate a family like that. By doing that, they'll destroy a family.
# 201:
9:20 am PST, Nov 29,
O K, New York
there are many other people who doesn't even think that dirty "jobs" they're doing it's really bad for the society. the person we're signin about looks like was being more human and helpful for the others than he should be. or in other words he was trying to help a member of his neighborhood as i understood from the explanation. I do agre with the saying; everyone deserves another chance.
there are many other people who doesn't even think that dirty "jobs" they're doing it's really bad for the society. the person we're signin about looks like was being more human and helpful for the others than he should be. or in other words he was trying to help a member of his neighborhood as i understood from the explanation. I do agre with the saying; everyone deserves another chance.
# 200:
8:37 am PST, Nov 29,
Koshena Kosheni, Italy
I THINK THAT THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT,WILL TELL ANOTHER TIME THAT HAVE A GREAT HEART.
I THINK THAT THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT,WILL TELL ANOTHER TIME THAT HAVE A GREAT HEART.
# 199:
7:52 am PST, Nov 29,
Erzen Sokolaj, Germany
# 198:
2:08 am PST, Nov 29,
Mandelina Allamani, Belgium
# 197:
5:54 am PST, Nov 28,
Name not displayed, Germany
# 196:
8:04 pm PST, Nov 27,
Paul Asani, United Kingdom
well well I sugest you should play by their rules. let them take him back to albania get a cheap flight go there and buy a nice house in tirana. claim in uk the benefit and trust me you will be better off.if this goverment whant him out make them pay for it and another thing you shoul take this case in europian court and the rewards are great you will be rich soon.
well well I sugest you should play by their rules. let them take him back to albania get a cheap flight go there and buy a nice house in tirana. claim in uk the benefit and trust me you will be better off.if this goverment whant him out make them pay for it and another thing you shoul take this case in europian court and the rewards are great you will be rich soon.
# 195:
6:50 pm PST, Nov 27,
Carina Gonzales, United Kingdom
good luck
good luck
# 194:
6:47 pm PST, Nov 27,
Marin Noja, United Kingdom
Good luck and if you need more support do not hesitate
Good luck and if you need more support do not hesitate
# 193:
3:04 pm PST, Nov 27,
PAOLO RANIERI, Italy
Please everybody can do a mistake. Nobody can destroy a family
Please everybody can do a mistake. Nobody can destroy a family
# 192:
2:57 pm PST, Nov 27,
E Vero, Pennsylvania
That child needs his father around.Dont destroy his life.
That child needs his father around.Dont destroy his life.
# 191:
12:38 pm PST, Nov 27,
Ilir Dardani, Austria
Please, do not separate the families .Give them a chance to integrate in the English society.
Please, do not separate the families .Give them a chance to integrate in the English society.
# 190:
10:03 am PST, Nov 27,
Name not displayed, United Kingdom
# 189:
10:01 am PST, Nov 27,
Name not displayed, United Kingdom
# 188:
9:40 am PST, Nov 27,
Amanda Pjetergjokaj, United Kingdom
The government are using too many regulations in cases like this they should try looking at people and people rights first before deciding anything. Why should a child be torn away from a loving family when we here every day the way this country is breaking up and away ward kids from broken families, why make a few more by tearing them apart other a mistake that some other people just get cautioned for, i too am married to an albanian and have torment at the hands of embassy being told inj tirana to leave my husband , go back ,dont worry about it your son is too small to remember his dad. I stuck through it and won in the end so good luck and keep going.
The government are using too many regulations in cases like this they should try looking at people and people rights first before deciding anything. Why should a child be torn away from a loving family when we here every day the way this country is breaking up and away ward kids from broken families, why make a few more by tearing them apart other a mistake that some other people just get cautioned for, i too am married to an albanian and have torment at the hands of embassy being told inj tirana to leave my husband , go back ,dont worry about it your son is too small to remember his dad. I stuck through it and won in the end so good luck and keep going.
# 187:
8:34 am PST, Nov 27,
Name not displayed, Indiana
# 186:
7:55 am PST, Nov 27,
Eni Dangellia, Albania
# 185:
7:49 am PST, Nov 27,
Helmut Müller, Germany
Es wäre besser....
Es wäre besser....
# 183:
6:41 am PST, Nov 27,
Mark Esser, Germany
Gerechtigkeit
Gerechtigkeit
# 182:
6:39 am PST, Nov 27,
Leon Ginali, Austria
# 181:
6:17 am PST, Nov 27,
Mergim Tari, United Kingdom
I think the gentlemen got what he deserved by serving his months in prison. I believe it is in the nature of dictatorships to make people continue to pay for the rest of their life for what they have done in the past. While in democracies people have to learn from their mistakes and then the society tries to integrate them as best as possible into the society again. English people have a brilliant expression which says: "GIVE THEM ANOTHER CHANCE". I am sure the gentlemen will be given that chance to prove that he is a devoted citizen, a devoted father and husband. I think only in dictatorships the whole family can suffer harsh consequences as result of a member of family being considered a traitor or having done something wrong. This has been a characteristic of the Eastern Communist Block. I don't think this works in democracies as well. As result, I am pretty sure that the gentleman's family (the wife and the children) will not suffer because of what he did in the past because I fully believe in the British judiciary system and in the Democratic values of this great nation where we are lucky to live but at the same time have big responsibilities to be respectful citizens.
I think the gentlemen got what he deserved by serving his months in prison. I believe it is in the nature of dictatorships to make people continue to pay for the rest of their life for what they have done in the past. While in democracies people have to learn from their mistakes and then the society tries to integrate them as best as possible into the society again. English people have a brilliant expression which says: "GIVE THEM ANOTHER CHANCE". I am sure the gentlemen will be given that chance to prove that he is a devoted citizen, a devoted father and husband. I think only in dictatorships the whole family can suffer harsh consequences as result of a member of family being considered a traitor or having done something wrong. This has been a characteristic of the Eastern Communist Block. I don't think this works in democracies as well. As result, I am pretty sure that the gentleman's family (the wife and the children) will not suffer because of what he did in the past because I fully believe in the British judiciary system and in the Democratic values of this great nation where we are lucky to live but at the same time have big responsibilities to be respectful citizens.
# 180:
6:16 am PST, Nov 27,
Ledion Bico, Italy
# 179:
6:14 am PST, Nov 27,
Rudina Qirici, Albania
I have a family, like yours, a husband and two girls.I wish that your Goverment it is gonig to let your husband near to you and your son. With respect from Tirana, Rudina.
I have a family, like yours, a husband and two girls.I wish that your Goverment it is gonig to let your husband near to you and your son. With respect from Tirana, Rudina.
# 178:
6:12 am PST, Nov 27,
Ilira Cako, United Kingdom
# 177:
6:00 am PST, Nov 27,
Fatjon Ndregjoni, Germany
# 176:
5:38 am PST, Nov 27,
Erzen HYKO, Germany
# 175:
5:10 am PST, Nov 27,
Genti Mullaliu, United Kingdom
# 174:
4:28 am PST, Nov 27,
Marenglen Pepa, Albania
Don't ruin a happy family's life. It's a sin
Don't ruin a happy family's life. It's a sin
# 173:
3:45 am PST, Nov 27,
Tironc Tirona, Germany
# 172:
3:45 am PST, Nov 27,
Ejona Murataj, France
It's not fair to split up this family.everyone deserves a second chance,even if this person is an albanian!!!!!!!! Justice should make life easier and better...
It's not fair to split up this family.everyone deserves a second chance,even if this person is an albanian!!!!!!!! Justice should make life easier and better...
# 171:
3:41 am PST, Nov 27,
Tahiri Arlind, France
# 170:
3:21 am PST, Nov 27,
Alban Alite, Albania
He has already payed for his crime its foolish to separate their family now.
He has already payed for his crime its foolish to separate their family now.
# 169:
2:06 am PST, Nov 27,
Name not displayed, Italy
Hi, I am an Albanian PhD student in Molecular Biology. I think that each case should be looked at individually. If they wanted to deport him then thats what they should of done instead of prison time. He did his time so leave him alone. It happens, because our governement is very weak in comparision to the britannic government.
Hi, I am an Albanian PhD student in Molecular Biology. I think that each case should be looked at individually. If they wanted to deport him then thats what they should of done instead of prison time. He did his time so leave him alone. It happens, because our governement is very weak in comparision to the britannic government.
# 168:
1:56 am PST, Nov 27,
Majlinda Xxxx, Albania
# 167:
1:32 am PST, Nov 27,
Altin Rumbullaku, Germany
# 166:
1:27 am PST, Nov 27,
Klogo Kuga, Russian Federation
# 165:
1:12 am PST, Nov 27,
Agron Tabaku, United Kingdom
# 164:
10:40 am PST, Nov 26,
RODRIGUEZ Raphaêlle, France
# 163:
10:45 am PST, Nov 23,
Catherine Gerry, United Kingdom
Stop this persecution of a family. Repeat offenders in the UK get fairer treatment than this man is receiving
Stop this persecution of a family. Repeat offenders in the UK get fairer treatment than this man is receiving
# 162:
10:37 am PST, Nov 21,
Muhamed Veliu, United Kingdom
Hi Jayne I am an Albanian journalist please do contact me. I'd like to write an article about your husband Altin for The Albanian newpaper based in London. pressmv@yahoo.co.uk
Hi Jayne I am an Albanian journalist please do contact me. I'd like to write an article about your husband Altin for The Albanian newpaper based in London. pressmv@yahoo.co.uk
# 161:
8:40 am PST, Nov 16,
Steven Heaver, New Jersey
# 160:
2:56 am PST, Nov 13,
Name not displayed, Wisconsin
# 159:
4:22 am PST, Nov 12,
Dianna Lynn, Barbados
Good luck. My husband was deported WRONGLY!
Good luck. My husband was deported WRONGLY!
# 158:
2:31 am PST, Nov 8,
James Komo, Cote D'ivoire
love me james wll ok love me james wll ok love me james wll ok love me james wll ok love me james wll ok
love me james wll ok love me james wll ok love me james wll ok love me james wll ok love me james wll ok
# 157:
4:35 am PST, Nov 6,
Vicki Sims, United Kingdom
Prison breaks up families enough dont break a family up for good!!
Prison breaks up families enough dont break a family up for good!!
# 156:
2:18 am PST, Nov 6,
Salman Mirza, United Kingdom
the guys served his time, why punish him again and defacto punish his family
the guys served his time, why punish him again and defacto punish his family
# 155:
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10:28 am PST, Nov 5,
Robert M. Andrews, Florida
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# 154:
4:03 pm PST, Nov 4,
Michelle Lell, South Carolina
# 153:
8:52 am PST, Nov 4,
Luke Roelofs, United Kingdom
# 152:
4:50 am PST, Nov 4,
Charmaine Sabri, Pennsylvania
# 151:
1:32 am PST, Nov 4,
Jen Stewart, Canada
