Reform UK councillor suspended from job at Home Office processing asylum claims | Reform UK

Guardian, while conducting an investigation, the reform of the internal office processing asylum and immigration allegations was suspended from the business of a local council member of the UK.

Paul BeanHe worked as a council member for Crook Ward at Durham District Council. officer At the Ministry of Interior in the registry of interest.

It is understood that an investigation conducted by home office officials will see if the violation of the public service code has occurred. The rules state that all civil servants should be politically impartial and that civil servants should not “allow you to determine any advice or actions you give”.

Bean’s role in the Ministry of Interior emerged after an investigation by the organization he did not hate. The group found tasks criticizing asylum seekers in a social media account they claimed to belong to.

“I work for HO as a shelter decision -maker [Home Office] And according to the authority, I can tell you that 93% of the asylum seekers to the UK were refused to 18-35% to 92% asylum. “

According to the last statisticsAlmost half of the asylum seekers earn their cases with more asylum after the appeal.

Another article says: “97% of the asylum seekers lie about the persecution in their own country and the other 3% rely on the point of being convincing. Source: I. What do I do.”

Other publications in the account use the female enemy language and criticize the reform to a great extent by saying that Nigel Farage is “sending it to Islam and looking at the working class people who strengthen it.

In beans suspended The reform is not known by the UK due to critical interpretations of the Farage and its party or other tasks. The reform did not respond to the UK request.

Durham Council spokesman said: “Because of the relevant legislation, Cll Paul Bean remains as a council member representing the Britain until he informs him that he was a member of the party.

“In general, when they are suspended as part of the groups or party discipline of the Assembly members, this is an impartial action waiting for the outcome of an investigation. Until then, ClLR Bean will continue to sit in the committees he was assigned to and reflect his status unchanged.”

Amanda Hopgood, the leader of the Durham District Council opposition, said: “It is true and appropriate to look at this problem for the benefit of clarity and transparency. I welcome the fact that the home office is looking at it.”

Bean was one of the 65 reforms elected to the Durham District Council in May, and the party was brought together to the party a large majority and more council members – liberal democrats, greens, independents, workers and conservatives. The Council was previously ruled as a coalition between liberal democrats, conservatives and independents.

The latest policy announcement of Reform UK is for mass deportation for asylum seekers to return to conflict zones such as Eritrea and Afghanistan, a plan called “cake in the sky ..

A spokesman for the Ministry of Interior said: “Although we have been ongoing for a long time not to comment on individual cases, all civil servants should comply with the public service code and are expected to perform their roles with integrity, honesty, impartiality and political neutrality.

“When the public service code is violated, the issue will be fully investigated and a proper disciplinary penalty will be received.”

Bean was approached for a comment.