Home Office has ‘culture of defensiveness’, sacked borders watchdog warns
by Flora Thompson
Feb 29, 2024
3 minutes
The Home Office has a “culture of defensiveness” and “will not change” if it does not want to, the borders and immigration watchdog warned in a report produced before he was fired.
The criticism from David Neal was set out in stark terms among a raft of reports the Government department finally published on Thursday in the wake of his sacking, after months of delays.
The former chief inspector of borders and immigration’s exit came after he was embroiled in a row with the Home Office about concerns he was raising
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