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Asylum: Minister will look at school's cases

An immigration minister has promised to take another look at the cases of seven children threatened with deportation.

The move by Tony McNulty follows a campaign by St John's RC Primary School in Rochdale.

Head teacher Jed Morgan and the parents of six of the children handed in a petition at Downing Street opposing deportation.

The campaign follows the forceful detention and removal to Angola of the Mariano family and their eight-year-old daughter Angelica, another pupil at the school.

Morgan said McNulty seemed to understand that the children had settled into the community.

- See feature, p20.

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