- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 64
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Welcome to the April 2019 edition of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. This month we start with a big Court of Appeal decision on “paragraph 322(5)” tax cases and the state of play on the new business visas. There’s just one asylum judgment to review, but several on deportation and detention. We’ll then look at some immigration appeals law and some non-Brexit EU law before finishing on the compensation scheme for victims of the Windrush scandal.
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The downloadable 25-minute audio podcast follows the running order below:
Paragraph 322(5)
Major judgment finds Home Office policy of ejecting migrants over tax discrepancies “legally flawed”
Business immigration
Appendix W guidance published
Early warning signs for new innovator visa route as endorsements hard to come by
Comment: urgent rethink needed on UK’s visa for global entrepreneurs
How to invest: Court of Appeal gives important guidance to entrepreneurs
Asylum
Gay men from Albania can relocate to capital Tirana says tribunal
Deportation
Yet more guidance on automatic deportation
Important new judgments on KO (Nigeria) case and removing migrants with children in the UK
Detention
How to apply for bail accommodation: latest from the Home Office
Aggravated damages for unlawfully detained hunger striker
Appeals
Court of Appeal approves controversial rule allowing Home Office to ignore appeal judgments
Who decides when an immigration appeal ends?
Video link appeals not a breach of GDPR, tribunal says
EU free movement
EU citizens retain worker status for six months after two weeks’ work
Carer for 87-year-old British woman allowed to stay in the UK after Zambrano appeal
EU citizens cannot rely on human rights in appeals against refusals
Windrush
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