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Immigration Articles
Shamima Begum was likely a trafficking victim unlawfully stripped of her citizenship, immigration director tells BBC (22 November 2022)
Tamana Aziz spoke to Shay Kaur Grewal as the immigration tribunal continued Read more...
Duncan Lewis challenges the use of 24/7 GPS tracking by the Home Office (26 October 2022)
We are leading legal challenges against GPS tagging on behalf of vulnerable survivors of trafficking, torture, domestic violence, and FGM Read more...
New Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules (16 March 2022)
Key changes to the immigration rules have been unveiled by the Government in a bid to help businesses access highly skilled workers from around the world. Read more...
Immigration concessions for family members of British nationals in Ukraine (24 February 2022)
The Home Office have introduced a Temporary visa concession for family members of British nationals who usually live in Ukraine and have been affected by the Russia attack on Ukraine. Read more...
Tier 1 Investor Visa scheme axed over money laundering concerns (18 February 2022)
The Tier 1 Investor visa offered fast track UK residency to foreign investors have been scrapped over concerns they were open to corruption. Read more...
ETS “cheat” list data used by Home Office to remove innocent people, BBC report finds (15 February 2022)
Innocent people have had their future careers ruined and face deportation after being wrongly caught in a crackdown on English language test cheats, a BBC investigation has found. Read more...