
Liberty report: Economic impacts of immigration detention reform
The report makes the economic case for a strict 28-day time limit for the first time, and presents the potential costs and savings of immigration detention reform in the UK.
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The report makes the economic case for a strict 28-day time limit for the first time, and presents the potential costs and savings of immigration detention reform in the UK.
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has published an overview of the current evidence on the impact and contribution of international migration on the education
‘Playing a meaningful role in the Inquiry is important for bereaved people who cannot properly begin to grieve until they have found out the truth
In April 2019, the government a published a white paper (pdf) which sets out a programme of action to tackle content or activity that:
The Home Office have published a guidance on the Windrush compensation scheme, in April 2019.
Individuals may be able to claim compensation through the scheme if they have suffered a loss because they could not demonstrate your lawful right to live in the UK.
The highest rate of hate crimes per 100,000 population was recorded in 2017/18 in the Greater Manchester Police Force Area. The lowest rate was found in Dyfed.
This is according to the March 2019 House of Commons Library research paper on hate crime statistics in England and Wales.
The Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration has published, in April 2019, the results of an inspection into the policies and practices of the
‘The task of managing immigration completely changes in both scale and strategic importance once free movement ends.’ This is from a March 2019 Institute for
The Home Office have published their response to the consultation and impact assessment to the Windrush compensation scheme, in April 2019.
‘Detaining an individual for reasons of immigration control is a deprivation of that person’s liberty’ says the March 2019 report (pdf) from the Home Affairs Committee.
This report details their key concerns with the current UK immigration detention system, specifically the treatment of vulnerable people in detention.
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