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Trump donor under fire at London coroner's court
Harmondsworth immigration removal centre
AN INQUEST into one of the most disturbing deaths at a British detention centre resumed briefly today.
Lawyers for the dead man’s family continued to demand disclosure from a US private security company that donates to Donald Trump.
Prince Kwabena Fosu, a 31-year-old Ghanaian, died at Harmondsworth immigration removal centre, Middlesex, in 2012 when it was run by the pro-Trump GEO Group.
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