We note that the Home Office has shared information about how it will implement the judgment in relation to the rights of pre-settled status holders under the EUSS, but we express disappointment at the lack of meaningful engagement and the lack of clarity in the proposals.

The UK’s Illegal Migration Bill has passed - a dark turn for human rights in this country, and for Britain’s role in the world. This attempt to deny the inalienable rights of refugees contravenes international law and threatens global systems of protection. No human is illegal.

Details of electronic travel authorisation exemption for some residents of Ireland who cross into Northern Ireland, via @jonkingh. gov.uk/government/pub…

"The Home Office has begun discussions with some EU countries after being asked by Downing Street to agree more youth mobility schemes". thetimes.co.uk/article/how-eu…

The new Home Secretary’s revealed preference is not to reform the Human Rights Act or resile from the European Convention on Human Rights and UN Refugee Convention. Instead he wants to agree a new treaty with Rwanda such that asylum seekers rejected by Rwanda would be returned

They’ve gone all Loony Toons. Election Please!

“We will legislate legislation confirming that we’re not breaching other legislation when we’re breaching legislation that would confirm we’re beaching legislation because the legislation we’ve legislated says we’re not breaching legislation. You get me?”

We are excited have our team attending the EU Citizen's Gathering in London today - a day of insightful discussions on the future of EU citizens' networks. Working together to advocate for the right development in this area of migration legislation! ✊📣

Spanish woman deported from UK after returning from Christmas holiday theguardian.com/politics/2024/…