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Government announces new migration partnership to enable asylum seekers who enter the UK without permission to be sent to Rwanda

Latest news

Date of publication

14 April 2022

Summary

Prime Minister announces major new asylum policy, acknowledges numerous challenges lie ahead in implementing it

Migrants’ Rights Network publishes practical new guide on carrying out right to work checks

Latest news

Date of publication

14 April 2022

Summary

Easy-to-follow guidance produced with the support of the Trades Union Congress

Anything Goes? The Permissive Approach of the ECtHR towards Deprivation of Nationality and Subsequent Expulsion in the Fight against Terrorism

Blog post

Date of publication

12 April 2022

Written by

Maria Martha Gerdes and Samuel Hartwig, Verfassungsblog

Wrongfully removed Afghan child wins Francovich damages

Blog post

Date of publication

12 April 2022

Written by

Asad Ali Khan

MPs find Napier Barracks in Kent still fails to provide suitable accommodation for asylum seekers despite Home Office changes

Latest news

Date of publication

11 April 2022

Summary

Report on February visit to Napier by the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Immigration Detention

Nationality and Borders Bill returns to Commons next week, House of Commons Library updates comprehensive briefing paper on Bill’s progress

Latest news

Date of publication

11 April 2022

Summary

MPs set to debate Lords' latest amendments next Wednesday with end of current parliamentary session looming

Long Residence Indefinite Leave To Remain (ILR) Application Top Tips

Blog post

Date of publication

11 April 2022

Written by

Annie Ee, Richmond Chambers

Public Law Project says use of secondary legislation to implement yesterday’s major changes for proving immigration status is inappropriate and democratically unacceptable

Latest news

Date of publication

07 April 2022

Summary

Home Office's online service must now be used to evidence right to work and right for all migrants

Peers require the Commons to think again as the Government’s Nationality and Borders Bill suffers fresh defeats on its return to the House of Lords today

Latest news

Date of publication

04 April 2022

Summary

Lords continue to vote to amend the Bill during ping pong with the Commons, with 12 defeats inflicted

Wendy Williams finds Home Office has made progress in righting Windrush wrongs, but much more remains to be done

Latest news

Date of publication

04 April 2022

Summary

Progress update considers achievements made since March 2020 Windrush Lessons Learned Review

What you need to know about the new High Potential Individual visa route

Blog post

Date of publication

31 March 2022

Written by

Helena Sheizon, Kadmos Consultants

Migration Observatory: Over 2 million EU citizens granted temporary pre-settled status under EU Settlement Scheme face potential pitfalls remaining in the UK

Latest news

Date of publication

30 March 2022

Summary

Report looks at challenges people face when needing to reapply to EUSS to obtain full settled status

New statement of changes to the Immigration Rules formally brings visa concessions for people from Ukraine into the Rules

Latest news

Date of publication

29 March 2022

Summary

Family and Homes for Ukraine schemes come under Rules from tomorrow, new Ukraine Extension Scheme from 3 May

LSE report finds removing ‘no recourse to public funds’ condition from working migrants would lead to considerable financial and social benefits

Latest news

Date of publication

28 March 2022

Summary

Benefit of scrapping NRPF could be up to £872m over 10 years; Covid NRPF free school meal extension made permanent

UK High Court rules blanket seizure of asylum seekers’ phones breached Article 8 ECHR

Blog post

Date of publication

25 March 2022

Written by

Privacy International