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Deportation of Minister Mark Harper's former cleaner called off over 'potential disruption'
Supporters of Isabella Acevado vow to 'be more vigilant' as authorities issue new deportation notice

The deportation of Minister for Disabled People Mark Harper’s former cleaner was called off over security fears, supporters revealed yesterday. 

A leaked Home Office document shows that Isabella Acevedo’s removal from Britain was postponed because of “potential disruption by third parties.”

Supporters have celebrated it as a victory for people power. 

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