Today, Home Secretary, James Cleverly, has signed a new treaty with Rwanda to be able to go ahead with the controversial plans of sending asylum seekers and refugees, landing in Britain to Rwanda. This is the newest development in the government’s attempts to deter small boats from crossing the channel, stopping them as quickly as […]
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The ‘Safety of Rwanda Bill’ that was introduced to parliament on Thursday (and will be voted on tomorrow), admitted on the first page that it is not compatible with the European Convention of Human Rights. The legislation was drafted to address the concerns of the supreme court, from last month’s ruling. Based on ignorance: the
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On December 4th, 2023, the government announced its plans to cut net migration. “Immigration is too high. Today we’re taking radical action to bring it down,” stated PM Rishi Sunak. The changes included amendments to the rules and requirements for Skilled Worker Visas, Family Visas and Health and Care Visas, amongst others. A full blog
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The government has announced new plans to reduce net migration, mainly aiming to achieve this by separating families. The 5-point plan is due to come into force in spring 2024. It will mean that around 300,000 fewer people will be eligible to come to the UK than last year, the largest reduction on record. 1. People
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If you’re planning a trip to the United Kingdom as a visitor, you’ll need to apply for a UK visit visa. The UK visit visa allows you to stay in the UK for up to six months and can be used for tourism, visiting friends or family, or attending a business meeting. To apply for
