Our team of editors and journalists bring you the latest immigration news stories from around the world. We also have a number of OISC accredited lawyers involved in the production of our unique content.
The University of Sheffield is driving forward a scheme to help displaced Syrian refugees grow food using old mattresses, designed to reduce landfill waste as well as provide fresh food for refugees living in the Jordanian desert. The University’s...
Women for Refugee Women’s latest report is a devastating analysis of the destitution asylum-seeking and refugee women face in the UK. Harrowing accounts from 106 asylum-seeking and refugee women across England and Wales detail the misery and...
Boris Johnson gave the green light to HS2 this week, in spite of growing concerns about the cost of the project. In the other big news this week, despite considerable criticism, 17 foreign nationals with criminal records were deported from the UK...
At the end of January, the Trump administration announced that it would be making an expansion to its current travel ban, to now include six more countries. According to the new ruling, nationals of Nigeria, Eritrea, Sudan, Tanzania, Kyrgyzstan, and...
This morning, Tuesday 11th February, the widely condemned deportation charter flight to Jamaica took off with less than half of those who were initially scheduled to be on-board. Around 56 individuals were set to be deported from the UK to Jamaica...
Scotland has vowed to develop a strategy that supports individuals who have been refused leave to remain in the UK as this leaves them barred from public funds. Asylum seekers are currently not allowed to work in the UK, leaving them at the mercy of...
This Tuesday (11th February), around 50 people are set to be deported to Jamaica on an immigration removal charter flight. The move constitutes the second of its kind since the Windrush scandal originally broke, and has been widely condemned by...
Despite the Conservative Government voting down the Dubs amendment, a vital part of the Brexit Withdrawal Bill that looked to protect the rights of child refugees to be united with family in the UK, activists have not given up the fight. The...
Students who speak English as a second language are outperforming native-speaking peers at GCSE level, according to recent data published by the Department of Education. Explanations of the figures include research conducted by the University of...
In this week’s politics round-up we cast our eyes to Midwestern America, where the first U.S. caucus descended into chaos. Climate change was the big topic at Wedensday’s PMQs as Jeremy Corbyn accused Boris Johnson of failing...
