Libyan Male Married To English Woman, Children, Grandchildren In Uk Granted Ilr Back In 1980s Left

Libyan Male married to an English woman, children, grandchildren in UK. Granted ILR back in 1980s left the country to return to Libya. Reapplied for protection/asylum in UK 1992. Home Office have not provided a decision. Has waited 23 years and is now serving a prison term for a white collar offence carrying a three year sentence. Is it possible to lodge a Judicial Review for the Home Office's failure to make a decision after all this time

Libyan Male married to an English woman, children, grandchildren in UK. Granted ILR back in 1980s left the country to return to Libya. Reapplied for protection/asylum in UK 1992. Home Office have not provided a decision. Has waited 23 years and is now serving a prison term for a white collar offence carrying a three year sentence. Is it possible to lodge a Judicial Review for the Home Office's failure to make a decision after all this time

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