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Care agency Renaissance Personnel in Brighton has been stripped of its sponsorship licence.
Migrant workers have just weeks to find a new sponsor or return home before their legal right to be in the UK runs out.
Renaissance Personnel maintains that the company has no connection to any foreign recruitment agents.
The Brighton arm was registered with the Care Quality Commission in January 2021 but has never been inspected.
Renaissance Personnel is not the only care agency under investigation for allegedly sponsoring foreign workers to come to the UK for jobs that do not exist.
The previous government did not provide an answer as to why Renaissance Personnel had been able to bring in so many foreign workers before its sponsorship licence was revoked.
The Home Office says it will crack down on abuse within the sector.
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