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The British government has been placed in a delicate position, grappling with the implications of Amin's decree. Initial discussions with Amin have yielded little success as he has stood firm on the expulsion order. Discussions of reevaluating aid to Uganda have surfaced as a response to this crisis, although British officials express their challenge at exerting influence over the president’s actions.
The situation complicates by Britain’s historical commitments to this demographic; their obligations lie not only in providing a safe haven but also addressing the more systematic nature of economic displacement imposed by Amin's policies.