Documents, timelines, fees and changes: 63 articles on “Refusals, courts, deportation” in the UK, plus help from a lawyer.
The Upper Tribunal has ruled on the entitlement to benefits during a deportation appeal. The decision is significant for migrants facing deportation.
Deportation from the UK: what you need to know. A guide to the procedures and rules of deportation from the UK.
The Immigration Act 2014 has changed the appeals process. Immigration staff have new guidance. Learn about the changes.
The court ruled that immigration proceedings should take priority over family proceedings. This decision may affect many immigrants.
The High Court of the UK has ruled that appeal deadlines for civil penalty notices can be extended. This decision was made in the case of Sikander Grocers Limited v Secretary of State for the Home…
The UK Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal by a Pakistani man who claimed asylum in the UK. The court held that the First-tier Tribunal was wrong to allow his appeal.
New guidance explains how immigration staff should consider immigration status and make decisions on enforcement action. This guidance highlights the importance of properly assessing each case.
Ex-gratia payments are made in cases of errors or wrongful actions by government agencies. This guide explains how these payments are managed and assessed.
The UK Court of Appeal has ruled that the arrest and beating of a Vietnamese protester does not amount to persecution. This judgment is a reminder that persecution under the Refugee Convention…
The main concern remains access to interpreting services. A second inspection report of a removal journey to France under the 'one in one out' scheme has been published.
Applications for costs in immigration cases are relatively rare. However, in some circumstances, they are justified and, in the authors’ opinion, underutilised. This article is intended as a quick…
UK immigration staff have received guidance on powers and operational procedure. This guidance covers administrative and criminal powers for officers dealing with immigration enforcement matters.
The High Court has found the Afghan relocation refusal unlawful. Unpublished guidance has been withdrawn, potentially impacting Afghan nationals in the UK.
Research found that 76 young people were detained due to disputed ages, with 11 later released as adults. This raises concerns about migrant treatment in the UK.
The Court of Appeal has ruled that appellants cannot recast their arguments on appeal. This decision has significant implications for appeals in protection and human rights cases.
The Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) has dismissed the appeals of two Iraqi Kurds against citizenship deprivation and deportation. Read more about the ruling in our article.
A UK court has excluded a convicted murderer from Refugee Convention protection. This ruling may have implications for similar cases.
The UK Home Office has announced the creation of a new Independent Appeals Body. It is now seeking feedback on the asylum system reform. The Home Office has published a call for evidence on the new…
The UK Home Office is calling for evidence on the creation of a new Independent Appeals Body as part of the asylum system reform. This reform aims to improve the asylum system in the UK.
The UK immigration service has published guidance on applying article 8 ECHR in deportation cases. This guidance is for immigration staff.
UK immigration staff have been issued new guidance on deporting foreign nationals. The latest policy updates may affect you or your loved ones.
A report has been published in the UK on businesses not complying with money laundering regulations. The list includes companies that have not met their obligations under the 2017 regulations.
The High Court has ruled that the closure of the Surinder Singh route was lawful. This decision affects EU citizens living in the UK.
The UK has extended the use of video links in courts and tribunals. This legislative change aims to ensure access to court proceedings during the pandemic.
A UK court ruling highlights that subjective fears of family members are not enough to prevent deportation. Objective factors must be considered.
The UK has introduced new rules for labour market investigations. These rules apply to investigations conducted by enforcement officers into labour market offences.
The UK High Court has upheld the interim removal of an EU national convicted of a terrorism offence. The decision was made in the case of Mina Dich v Secretary of State for the Home Department.
The Economic Crime Supervision Handbook provides guidance on legislation and policy. It explains how to apply sanctions and use powers under MLR2017.
The asylum appeal backlog in the UK has exceeded 80,000 cases, resulting in significant delays for those waiting for a decision. The latest statistics show an alarming trend.
Courts must follow vulnerable witness guidance to ensure fairness in immigration and asylum cases. Failure to do so is not always a legal error.
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