Sajid Javid has been appointed as the new Home Minister of Britain.
A BBC report has said that the appointment of Javid, the former bus driver of Pakistan, has already created a surprise around the world.
Shortly after Monday’s appointment, he promised to review immigration policy in relation to the immigration process transparent and to keep people ‘dignity and respect’.
In the 1960’s, he went to the UK from Pakistan and used to work in the first garment factories and then live in Javid’s father.
Javid’s appointment was not only as the first South Asian descent, but it was the first Muslim to be given the responsibility of a very important and sensitive ministry of Britain.
Britain’s Home Minister Amber Rudd resigned on Sunday night in the face of scandal following government’s policy on deportation of illegal immigrants in Britain.
According to the BBC, Sajid Javid, one of the primary responsibilities of first-generation immigrant children, will be to handle the concerns of Britain’s people with immigration.
Britain’s current Conservative government has been under tremendous pressure on the so-called ‘Windrash’ scandal.
Mainly, the arrival of the Caribbean islands in the 50’s and 60’s, which are termed as Windrash generations – many of them have been stunned by the government after the announcement of the declaration of an illegal immigrant.
Several investigations have been leaked, the number of illegal migrants sent back to the government’s secret target has been sacrificed many older Caribbean immigrants and their children. There is anger in the government.
Sajid Javid was the Minister of Communications and Housing till Sunday, he was also accusing the scandal of immigration.
He told the telegraph that he himself was the child of the Windrash generation, his parents might have to become illegal overnight.
