Clive Foster, the commissioner for the Windrush scandal, is calling for urgent changes as victims continue to pass away before receiving justice. Foster emphasized that action must be taken immediately to support British residents who were wrongly branded as illegal immigrants.

During a recent conference, community leaders and legal experts demanded a public inquiry and new laws to protect victims. There are growing fears that a change in government could halt any progress made so far. While the Home Office has set up programs to provide legal papers and financial payouts, critics describe the process as slow and deeply distressing for those involved. Many people affected by the scandal still have not received the help they were promised.