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The new Immigration Bill-could it cause another Windrush Scandal?
This week the House of Commons heard the second reading of the Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill 2020
What is the Home Office not telling us?
How can the Home Office be prevented from withholding important information in immigration appeals?
Children, parents & deportation: an update
In an earlier post a couple of weeks ago I suggested a way through the increasingly severe approach in cases where parents of British or...
Oral hearings – who needs them?
The Upper Tribunal’s ‘Presidential Guidance Note No 1 2020: Arrangements During The COVID-19 Pandemic’ envisages moving, in...
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