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I was reading the London Review of Books and came across this article by Jameel Jaffer stating that, in 1952, Congress overrode the presidential veto and passed the McCarran-Walter...
The Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) has allowed a challenge to a visa refusal by an Iraqi national who was detained during the western occupation of Iraq. The Home Se...
Section 3C of the Immigration Act 1971 exists to make sure that a person who submits an application before their leave expires does not become an overstayer simply because the Home...
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...
The Home Office can impose a mandatory refusal period, also known as a re-entry ban, on people who have previously breached immigration law or used deception in their application f...
Tony Hall, a 62-year-old London resident, faces deportation despite living in the UK for 50 years. His immigration issues stem from a 2001 criminal conviction for conspiracy to rob...
UK residence-visa holders accounted for 12 percent of overall new citizen numbers which climbed to 51,632 last year.
Decisions by public authorities can have very different effects on different groups of people. The Public Sector Equality Duty requires public authorities, including the Home Offic...
The big news last month was statement of changes HC 584 which introduces a new form of relief for skilled workers who are recognised as victims of modern slavery, and makes changes...
R (on the application of Akinyemi) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2026] EWHC 2388 (Admin) is the second reported decision on the operation of section 4L of the Briti...
The report, led by former Conservative leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith, argues that successive governments have relied too heavily on overseas workers instead of tackling domestic une...
by Jim Chimirie on X Somewhere in Britain today, once every minute, a stamp is placed on a document and settlement or citizenship changes hands. Nearly 200,000 people received inde...
by Jim Chimirie on X Somewhere in Britain today, once every minute, a stamp is placed on a document and settlement or citizenship changes hands. Nearly 200,000 people received inde...
Employers in the UK are required to conduct right to work checks to ensure that their workers have the legal right to work. If they employ someone without permission to do the work...
Recent reporting has identified that the Home Office has been refusing British National (Overseas) visas to Hong Kong activists because of their criminal convictions arising from p...
An aggravated felony now closes off a green card by itself. Not through the criminal grounds of inadmissibility Congress actually wrote for felons. Through a definition Congress wr...
This isn’t the first BIA opinion in the past two years to address a glaringly obvious abuse of our generous asylum system and streamline the immigration court adjudication process,...
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...
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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KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 16 — The Putrajaya Immigration Department (JIM) detained 173 foreign nationals durin...
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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