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Italian grandmother who has lived in UK for 42 years told to leave by Home Office
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After moving to the UK permanently with her husband, Marcel Brunetto, in 1981, they settled in Leicester and opened a fish and chip shop.
After the UK left the EU in 2020, her family applied for and were granted settled status, but the Home Office requested more information on Ms Zarcone before they approved her application.
Ms Zarcone told the SWNS news agency: "When I opened the letter it was the shock of my life.
She was eventually allowed through border control at East Midlands Airport with a 28-day visitor stamp which has now expired.
A Home Office spokesperson said: "All EU Settlement Scheme applications are carefully considered on their individual merits, on the basis of the evidence provided and in accordance with the immigration rules.
“This includes support through a Grant Funded Network of third party organisations dedicated to assisting vulnerable people with their applications.”
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