- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 67
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Welcome to episode 67 of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. As you may have noticed, we’ve been on a rather extended holiday, so we’re going to use this and the next episode to catch you up on what’s gone on in immigration law over the summer.
There are a fair few cases to discuss, especially on detention, deportation and asylum. We then have good news to mention on EU law document applications, and some less good news on the procedural front.
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The downloadable 23-minute audio podcast follows the running order below:
Detention
Immigration detainees must be given the “true reason” for their detention
Detention system continues to discriminate against migrants with mental health problems
Asylum
Refugee status can be taken away even if threat of persecution still looms
Tribunal told to think again on exclusion from refugee status of Iraqi military doctor
Home Office ordered to bring Ugandan asylum seeker back to the UK five years after removal
Deportation
12 years a litigant: Franco Vomero case returns to Supreme Court
Win a deportation appeal? You can still be deported, Court of Appeal holds
What does “unduly harsh” mean in deportation cases?
New Upper Tribunal guidance on “cross appeals” and jurisdiction in EEA deportation cases
Applications
Tribunal blows hole in mandatory application process for EU law residence documents
Procedure
Home Office gets extra time to acknowledge service of judicial reviews
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