Richard Black, 70, who lived in England from the age of six, had his citizenship wrongly withdrawn in 1983, making him stateless and unable to return to the UK for decades.
Mr. Black's life and family were in the UK, but he was locked out due to a passport error at age 29, causing him to miss significant life events and lose contact with loved ones.
After years of fighting his case, the government finally approved a returning resident's visa, enabling his return alongside his wife, Cleo, to London Gatwick Airport.
Mr. Black's return was marked by distressing delays, including the challenge of reuniting with his wife, reflecting the bureaucratic obstacles faced by many Windrush victims.
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