Thursday 29 April 2021

UK Immigration and Asylum Plans – Some Questions Answered by UNHCR

What in a nutshell are the UK’s proposed asylum changes?

They include: 

  • restricting access to asylum, including a two-tiered approach — for those coming through so-called safe and legal pathways versus irregular arrivals — as well as the ability to declare many applicants inadmissible and a possibility for “externalization” (processing claims in other safe countries);
  • the introduction of temporary protection status for those found inadmissible who cannot be removed; 
  • changes to asylum procedures and safeguards, including a “one-stop” appeals process, centralized age assessment, or higher standards of proof for claims and a stronger focus on removals; 
  • tightening the National Referral Mechanism for victims of trafficking; and 
  • a focus on law enforcement around smuggling and trafficking. 

Read more from https://www.unhcr.org/uk/uk-immigration-and-asylum-plans-some-questions-answered-by-unhcr.html

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source https://ukimmigrationhq.wordpress.com/2021/04/29/uk-immigration-and-asylum-plans-some-questions-answered-by-unhcr/

Wednesday 28 April 2021

The UK Home Office’s New Plan for Immigration: Coherence with the UN Global Compacts on Refugees?

The UK Home Office launched a consultation process to gather input from stakeholders and the public on its proposed New Plan for Immigration. The stated objectives of the new plan are three-fold:

  1. To ensure fairness and efficacy for those in need of asylum so the UK can better protect them.
  2. To stop illegal migration, thereby preventing criminals from profiting off of people and protecting those who risk their lives to enter the country
  3. To remove more easily from the UK those with no right to be present.

Read the full post here: https://rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2021/04/27/the-uk-home-offices-new-plan-for-immigration-coherence-with-the-un-global-compacts-on-migration-and-refugees/

The UK Home Office has launched a consultation process to gather input from stakeholders and the public on its proposed New Plan for Immigration. If you are interested in submitting your thoughts, here’s how: https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/new-plan-for-immigration 

Stay tuned to our feed for more updates!



source https://ukimmigrationhq.wordpress.com/2021/04/28/the-uk-home-offices-new-plan-for-immigration-coherence-with-the-un-global-compacts-on-refugees/

Thousands of EU children in UK risk becoming illegal immigrants on July 1, even if born in the country

Thousands of EU children in the UK may accidentally lose the right to live, study and, in the future, work in the country if they do not ap...