UK Immigration News

Boris Johnson insists that free movement for EU/EEA citizens will end after the end of 2020.  Apparently it has been formally agreed with the EU on or about 12 June 2020, that there will be no extension to the Brexit transitional period beyond the end of this year.  With everything that has happened can we really be s

Following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota in the US on 25 May 2020, discriminatory conduct in the UK as well, especially by UK authorities has been brought more into focus.

The income requirement for spouses of British citizens and permanent residents has been highly controversial.  There are many who do not meet the income requirements and so famili

Channel crossings make a great deal of news.  However, according to lawyers and campaigners this represents a tiny proportion of people arriving into the UK.  Boris Johnson said the following late last year:

The 14 day quarantine period has been heavily criticised by many.  Airlines who have already suffered enormously due to coronavirus COVID-19 continue to suffer.  Many people coming into the UK will be unable to work for fourteen days.

Many of these people in immigration detention have suffered horribly before they were put into detention.  Some are victims of human trafficking and torture. They have suffered enough.  People in immigration detention are in effect facing prison like conditions in some cases