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New Part Suitability of the Immigration Rules

By Danielle Cohen,
The existing "General Grounds for Refusal" is being replaced by a new section called Part Suitability of the Immigration Rules. The core methodology remains: The Home Office can refuse or cancel entry if the applicant fails to meet the suitability/ refusal grounds. 1. New suitability…

How might the UK’s new approach to migration affect the economy?

By Ben Brindle, University of Oxford. Originally published on the Economics Observatory,
Net migration in the UK reached historic highs following the introduction of the post-Brexit immigration system. While this is likely to have only minor effects on the labour market and public finances, evidence on housing is more mixed. The impact of further policy reforms targeting…

The Adult Dependent Relative Visa Route - The Challenge to Family Reunification

By Buket Erdoğan,
In the United Kingdom, the Adult Dependent Relative (ADR) visa route was established to allow elderly or infirm parents and relatives to join family members in the UK, where they can receive the care and support they require. However, the practical application of this route has become a…

Fear and Posing

By Catherine Baksi,
Some lawyers approached by the Gazette for this article did not want to comment on the record, for fear of putting themselves and colleagues at risk. That is perfectly understandable. Lawyers acting for refugees and asylum seekers have increasingly become the target of vitriolic abuse and…
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  EIN's guest blog is intended as a platform where we gather together some of the best of immigration law blogging.

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