Ono is an international lawyer, with extensive senior and management experience in law, within the private and charity sectors. He is currently the Company Director of an immigration company, and he sits as a Magistrate on the Salford and Manchester bench.
On 31 December 2020, the Brexit transition period ended and the UK left the EU’s internal market ending free movement of persons between the EU and the UK. EU citizens who had crossed the border before 1 January 2021 to build a life in the UK, even...
Beyond Brexit, remote working is the ultimate challenge to the Vote Leave 2016 campaign slogan, taken on by our current UK government to “take back control of their money, their borders, their laws, and their waters” by leaving the EU. Control of...
The House of Commons Library research service has published a briefing (available here) that provides useful background to upcoming changes to UK visa requirements affecting non-British family members of British citizens. Currently, EU national...
Over the past few years, successive UK Governments have developed and enforced an increasingly restrictive immigration regime that “often makes it impossible for people who move here to build a life here and it frequently...
Ono Okeregha discusses the JCWI’s recently published 12-step manifesto — aimed at addressing issues with the UK’s immigration system – and calls for the Government to be held accountable for hostile policies and practices. The Joint Council of...
Over the past four decades, the European Union has developed an environmental policy that has successfully raised environmental standards across Europe, including in the UK. The benefits for European citizens have been significant ranging from...