Campaigners have started legal action against Suella Braverman's decision to slash key recommendations from a scathing review into the Windrush scandal.
The Black Equity Organisation (BEO) has sent legal papers to the Home Secretary on the fifth anniversary of the horrendous failings - which saw thousands of British citizens deported and denied access to healthcare - coming to light.
It is seeking a judicial review after Ms Braverman said she would not bring in three key changes, including a new Migrants' Commissioner, recommended by solicitor solicitor Wendy Williams.
