How will the Home Office approach medical cases post Paposhvili?
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EEA nationals of Self-Sufficiency, what does it mean and what are the Rules?
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Danielle Cohen
Court of Appeal rules on Home Secretary's duty of candour
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Doughty Street Chambers
Parents' immigration history is relevant to whether it's reasonable to remove settled children from UK
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Ben Amunwa, Law mostly
Case Comment: Hesham Ali (Iraq) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2016] UKSC 60
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Samantha Knights, UK Supreme Court Blog
Minimum income requirements for spousal visas are lawful, but breach duty to safeguard children
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Ben Amunwa, Law mostly
When no good deed goes unpunished
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Melissa Darnbrough and Nadia Hussain, openDemocracy
Supreme Court allows appeal in 'Minimum Income Requirement' case
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No5 Chambers
Asylum seekers are left destitute and homeless due to a lack of legal aid
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Ronagh Craddock, openDemocracy
"Duress and manipulation" used to expel foreign students accused of cheating in language tests
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Ben Amunwa, Law mostly
Freedom from Torture: medical evidence of torture needs to be treated fairly in asylum claims
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EIN
2016 in Immigration News
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Danielle Cohen
The challenges facing migrants' rights campaigners in 2017
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Fizza Qureshi, Migrants' Rights Network
Case Comment: MP (Sri Lanka) v SSHD [2016] UKSC 32
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UK Supreme Court Blog
Ordinary family ties won't stop deportation of "foreign criminals", finds Court of Appeal
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Richard O’Dair, Law mostly