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Migrants' Rights

A collection of 15 Posts

The UK could make migrants wait up to 20 years before becoming settled – making it one of the longest waits in the world post image
UK Immigration Policy Refugees Analysis

The UK could make migrants wait up to 20 years before becoming settled – making it one of the longest waits in the world

by Matilde Rosina
Farage unveils plan to review five years of asylum grants and remove approved refugees post image
UK Politics UK Asylum System Reform UK

Farage unveils plan to review five years of asylum grants and remove approved refugees

by TODAY
Home Office under pressure over domestic abuse visa loophole post image
UK Immigration Policy Domestic Abuse Migrants

Home Office under pressure over domestic abuse visa loophole

by TODAY
The UK farmer protests you probably haven’t heard about post image
Modern Slavery Agriculture Seasonal Workers

The UK farmer protests you probably haven’t heard about

by Alex Heffron
Digital-only immigration status: A looming Windrush 2.0? post image
EU Citizens Immigration UK Immigration Policy

Digital-only immigration status: A looming Windrush 2.0?

by Europeans TODAY
Ministers postpone shift to eVisas amidst systemic failure — the3million calls for a public inquiry. post image
EU Citizens EU Settlement Scheme eVisa system

Ministers postpone shift to eVisas amidst systemic failure — the3million calls for a public inquiry.

by the3million
What are the EU’s new migration rules, and why did they take so long to pass? post image
European Union Analysis Asylum Seekers

What are the EU’s new migration rules, and why did they take so long to pass?

by Professor Simon Usherwood
Through its immigration policies, the UK government decides whose families are ‘legitimate’ post image
COMMENT Home Office James Cleverly

Through its immigration policies, the UK government decides whose families are ‘legitimate’

by Katie Tonkiss
Landmark victory: UK court rules immigration data exemption unlawful post image
Immigration Anti-Migrants Anti-Immigration

Landmark victory: UK court rules immigration data exemption unlawful

by TODAY
Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda bill: How much trouble is the prime minister really in as MPs threaten a parliamentary rebellion? post image
UK Politics House of Commons Immigration

Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda bill: How much trouble is the prime minister really in as MPs threaten a parliamentary rebellion?

by Professor Philip Cowley
Hotels and employment aren’t major ‘pull factors’ for refugees post image
Immigration Refugees Refugees' Rights

Hotels and employment aren’t major ‘pull factors’ for refugees

by Jackline Wahba
The double punishment of Marcus Decker: A peaceful protester facing deportation after Brexit post image
EU Citizens TODAY+ Marcus Decker

The double punishment of Marcus Decker: A peaceful protester facing deportation after Brexit

by TODAY