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He gets to stay in the UK I believe, to continue his asylum case.Why didn’t claim Hawaii so he can get deported there and get an American passport later
Article is not accessible. What did the Hawaiian do?
Might be some Oromo masquerading as a Somali:
How does this even happen?
Migrant can stay after judge confused his Somali clan with Hawaii
Catalogue of ‘errors’ in judgment and ‘absence of care’ allows asylum seeker to remain in UK
Theres lots of native hawaiians. They didnt get massacred like the native americans.
he’s claiming oromo mistreat him not that he’s oromo, most likely a somali person from somali galbeed darood most likelyIs the dude even Somali? He claims he can’t go back to Ethiopia because of Oromo mistreatment and Somalia as well due to Hawiyes. What clan would he be?
The African asylum seeker’s claim was initially rejected by a First-Tier Tribunal. He had claimed to originally be from Somalia, where he said he was at risk of persecution by the Hawiye clan, one of the largest tribes in the country.
He told the Home Office that he had lived unlawfully in Ethiopia for a number of years before he left because of mistreatment by the Oromo tribe, which makes up more than a third of the population.
Yeah, I know. The Home office is always updating their information so they don’t really accept Daroods claiming to be in danger of Hawiye persecution. That shit doesn’t not run anymore; it is not 1994. They also have Somali interpreters.
Nah bro, they still love pulling out the “hawiye boogeyman”
This is what I was saying though. We are saying the same thing. They’re not claiming to be Darood, rather they are claiming to be minority tribes in Southern Somalia targeted by Hawiye/AS. Darood fleeing Hawiye is outdated. Nonetheless, God bless Hawiye for giving us access to the first world.
Is the dude even Somali? He claims he can’t go back to Ethiopia because of Oromo mistreatment and Somalia as well due to Hawiyes. What clan would he be?
The African asylum seeker’s claim was initially rejected by a First-Tier Tribunal. He had claimed to originally be from Somalia, where he said he was at risk of persecution by the Hawiye clan, one of the largest tribes in the country.
He told the Home Office that he had lived unlawfully in Ethiopia for a number of years before he left because of mistreatment by the Oromo tribe, which makes up more than a third of the population.
Also , there’s no active or institutional clan persecution in Somalia today at least not in the way that would justify asylum claims on that basis. Most Somalis, regardless of clan, live side by side, cooperate in local politics and business, and support each other as neighbors.
