Grenfell Survivors Offered 'Route To Permanent Settlement' In The UK

Grenfell Tower fire survivors whose immigration status was uncertain are to be given the chance to become permanent residents of Britain, the Government has announced.
The move by Immigration Minister Brandon Lewis follows a torrent of criticism that the one-year immigration amnesty initially granted to foreign national survivors left them in limbo. 
In a written statement to the House of Commons, Lewis has now said survivors of the June 14 inferno will have a route to permanent residence.