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Latest News Articles

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Home Office bids to restrict jobs for asylum seekers

Home Office ministers are trying to thwart the impact of a supreme court ruling lifting a work ban on 45,000 asylum seekers by severely restricting the jobs they can apply for...

Up to 45,000 failed asylum seekers could be given right to work in Britain by Supreme Court

Tens of thousands of failed asylum seekers could be granted the right to work in the UK yesterday in a landmark court ruling...

New English language testing for partners

In June 2010 the government announced plans to introduce compulsory English language tests for all non-European migrants applying to come to the UK to join or marry their settled partner...

Immigration inspector criticises dawn raids on families facing deportation

Dawn raids on asylum families facing deportation have become "the norm", with no evidence that the authorities actually consider whether they are necessary, according to a report by the chief inspector of the UK Border Agency published today...

Deportation fast-track system for asylum seekers ruled illegal

A fast-track process for deporting failed asylum-seekers, which gives them little or no notice of their immediate removal, is unlawful, the high court ruled today...

New policy guidance following Pankina judgments

The UK Border Agency has issued new policy guidance following the judgments in the cases of Secretary of State for the Home Department v Pankina [2010] EWCA Civ 719...