In the April roundup Colin and Sonia cover the new Rwanda Act and the process for sending a person to Rwanda, challenges to the use of the inadmissibility process, the government's response to the increase in arrivals of Vietnamese nationals and the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration's report into deprivation of British Citizenship.
We also look at cases including the man with indefinite leave to remain who has been prevented from returning to the UK for over 15 due to a Home Office error, a complex EU deportation decision, a case involving children separated from families during the evacuation of Kabul and many others.
The 48 minute podcast follows the running order below:
Asylum (00:20)
Briefing: Safety of Rwanda Act – what happens now?
How to get clients out of inadmissibility limbo and into the asylum system
Upper Tribunal gives guidance on assessing well-founded fear under the Nationality and Borders Act
Person with indefinite leave unable to return to the UK for over 15 years after Home Office mistake
Latest Home Office statistics show Vietnamese nationals are the government’s likely next target
Somali refugee’s conviction for possessing a false identity document quashed by Court of Appeal
Procedural fairness requires reasons to be given in Afghan resettlement refusals
Human rights (29:15)
Supreme Court finds no human right to legal status if it’s your own fault you can’t be removed
Deportation (35:57)
Court of Appeal dismisses appeal against deportation by woman who has lived in the UK since 1985
Upper Tribunal provides guidance on the deportation of EU nationals for pre-Brexit conduct
Citizenship (42:00)
OISC (44:42)
New OISC code of practice will take effect from 1 September 2024
EU (46:00)
Updated (46:50)
What are the financial requirements for UK spouse and partner visas?
Exceptional circumstances in a spouse or partner visa application under Appendix FM