Latest updates for Immigration Act 1959/63

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  • Home Office policy refusing citizenship to refugees who entered the UK irregularly found lawful
  • Supreme Court finds illegal working civil penalty notice invalid for failing to specify the basis for liability
  • Statement of changes HC 584: sponsorship rules eased for modern slavery victims and return of Erasmus+

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Home Office policy refusing citizenship to refugees who entered the UK irregularly found lawful

The High Court has upheld the lawfulness of the Home Office policy on good character in naturalisation applications, in a challenge brought by a refugee who originally entered the...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Supreme Court finds illegal working civil penalty notice invalid for failing to specify the basis for liability

The Supreme Court has allowed the appeal in Akbars Restaurant (Middlesbrough) Limited v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2026] UKSC 26, holding that a civil penalty noti...

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freemovement.org.uk /5 days ago

Statement of changes HC 584: sponsorship rules eased for modern slavery victims and return of Erasmus+

The latest statement of changes to the immigration rules has been published, accompanied by an explanatory memorandum and a ministerial statement. If you want to see the rules in c...

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freemovement.org.uk /3 weeks ago

New timeframes for consideration of asylum appeals now in force

Sections 49 and 50 of the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025 (Commencement No. 5) came into force on 12 August, inserting sections 86A and 86B into the Nationality, I...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Applying for British citizenship by naturalisation

Naturalisation is the legal process by which a non-British adult becomes a British citizen. An application has to be made to the Home Office. If the criteria set out in the British...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 week ago

Applicants are responsible for the accuracy of documents, even those issued by the Home Office

The Upper Tribunal has highlighted the enduring consequences of inaccurate information and deception in entry clearance applications in a recent unreported judicial review decision...

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freemovement.org.uk /1 week ago

Judicial discretion and burden of proof in civil penalty appeals – a light at the end of the tunnel?

Challenging civil penalty notices for breaches of section 15 of the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006 has long been complicated by a lack of binding or persuasive author...

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freemovement.org.uk /2 weeks ago

Free Movement Weekly Immigration Newsletter #133

Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! Last week, the Regulatory Policy Committee rated part of the Home Office’s impact assessment of the Immigration and Asylum Bill as ‘...

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diggers.news /1 day ago

Immigration removes 59 foreign nationals from Zambia

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freemovement.org.uk /1 month ago

Free Movement Weekly Immigration Newsletter #129

Welcome to the weekly Free Movement newsletter! The Immigration and Asylum Bill passed its second reading last week by 264 votes to 90. The Bar Council is the latest to publish a s...

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rnz.co.nz /2 weeks ago

How immigration has been used to win votes in NZ elections

Anti-immigrant rhetoric has been part of the country's election cycles in various degrees over the past 50 years.

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thedailymash.co.uk /2 weeks ago

Immigrants criticising any aspect of Britain to be sent home immediately

CRITICISING any of Britain's many, many flaws will see immigrants shipped off for sheer bloody ingratitude, the government has announced.

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