The Immigration Act 2016 - What's next for migrants' rights?
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Immigration Bill receives Royal Assent: the Immigration Act 2016 is here
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The Immigration Bill 2015/16 completes its passage through Parliament to become law
Office for National Statistics says short term migrants largely account for National Insurance discrepancy
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ONS explains why National Insurance Numbers being registered has been higher than the number of people estimated as migrating to the UK
Notice to EIN members: The Immigration Rules now available on EIN
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EIN now hosts a copy of the current Immigration Rules in their entirety, with all parts from the Introduction to Appendix V
British Red Cross says destitution on the rise among refugees and asylum seekers
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British Red Cross says numbers using its destitution services up by 10%, warns Immigration Bill will force even more families into poverty and destitution
Doctors of the World UK says vulnerable migrants wrongly refused access to GPs
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Charity says asylum seekers, undocumented migrants, victims of torture and trafficking are being turned away from GP surgeries
What's 'unduly harsh' on the children and partners of 'foreign criminals' in Article 8 deportation appeals?
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Ben Amunwa, Law mostly
Judgment: R (O) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2016] UKSC 19
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Matrix Legal Support Service, UK Supreme Court Blog
Children's Society says needs of destitute migrant children are going unmet
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New report finds migrant families with no recourse to public funds are at crisis point
Upper Tribunal grants judicial review brought by unaccompanied Calais children
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Bhatt Murphy says judgment provides important clarification that authorities do not have a merely passive role
AIRE Centre crowdsources for legal challenge against Operation Nexus
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AIRE Centre says people are facing arbitrary deportation without access to a fair trial
A Journey to the Immigration Tribunal
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Sheila Hayman, Freedom from Torture
Home Secretary supports remaining in EU but wants to leave European Convention on Human Rights
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Theresa May calls for UK to leave ECHR to enable reform of human rights laws
Ministry of Justice consultation proposes major fee increases for immigration Tribunal cases
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Government proposes up to sixfold increase in fees for First-tier and Upper Tribunals, Immigration and Asylum Chamber
Supreme Court rules power to detain prior to deportation under EEA Regulations is lawful
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Court dismisses appeal by EEA national who contended detention pending removal was unlawful