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High court rejects legal bid to extend the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) beyond the June deadline. The legal action mounted by the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants (JCWI) came after concerns that thousands of people risk losing their status...
On Sunday 7th March, the memorable interview between Oprah Winfrey and the Duke and Duchess of Sussex was aired to the world. It drew attention specifically to the media bigotry in the UK, and the role this plays in current depictions of nationality...
The UK government has refused to reinstate the overseas domestic worker visa and received significant backlash from campaigners for failing to protect migrant domestic workers from abuses. With the support of MP Jess Phillips, the Voice of Domestic...
The Independent Chief Investigator of Borders and Immigration has released a ‘high-level overview’ of the findings of the independent inspection into the barracks, Napier, and Penally, housing people claiming asylum in the UK. Two visits were...
The Home Office has announced new roles added to the Shortage Occupation List to fill gaps in healthcare services. The Shortage Occupation List details jobs in short supply across the UK. As Brexit has caused a large exodus of foreign workers with...
The Home Office is under renewed pressure to close one, if not both, of two controversial ‘migrant camps’ it set up in September last year amid widespread condemnation of its disregard for the safety of the asylum seekers within them. Concerns over...
A toxic combination of Brexit and the COVID-19 pandemic is putting the rights of some EU workers to continue living in the UK at risk. When the UK was part of the EU, freedom of movement was simple. That meant that even though there may well...
International students with a valid student visa on the 1st of July 2021 and beyond will be eligible for the newly announced Graduate route visa, to stay and work in the UK for two or three years. The changes come as the Home Office on Thursday...
Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s budget announcement was filled with statements of hope to ‘rebuild the economy’ including immigration policy to bring in ‘the brightest and best’. Investment in securing the safety and accommodation...
This comes as calls to close the borders, in a bid to stop the spread of the virus, disproportionately impacts migrants and those who have been impacted by immigration systems. The £1,750 hotel quarantine price also threatens to discriminate against...