Iraq veteran and experienced High Court litigant Charlie Proctor is seeking public support to bring a significant legal challenge against the Home Secretary concerning immigration enforcement, foreign national offenders and the protection of the British public.
The proposed challenge follows serious findings concerning the Home Office systems used to maintain contact with, monitor, trace and manage people subject to immigration control, including foreign national offenders and individuals who fail to report.
At the centre of the case is a fundamental question of public accountability: where Government knows that weaknesses exist within systems relevant to public protection, what assessment has been made of the risk to the public while those weaknesses remain unresolved?
The concerns are not founded upon speculation. They arise substantially from the Home Office's own published material.
Home Office acknowledges significant...
