- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 69
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Welcome to episode 69 of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. This is a bumper Brexit issue: we’ll be covering the government’s policy on ending free movement for EU citizens, in addition to a healthy crop of cases on EU immigration law while we’ve still got it. There are also some changes to the Immigration Rules on the Points Based System and asylum. We end on how not to get sent to prison by a family court judge.
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The downloadable 25-minute audio podcast follows the running order below:
Brexit
Government rows back on bonkers plan to end free movement on 31 October
Welcome and unwelcome rule changes made to EU Settlement Scheme
EU law
Court of Justice finds that self-employed women have maternity rights
CJEU: expulsion of family members who lose right of residence must still comply with EU law
Tribunal finds “centre of life” integration and intention tests irrelevant in Surinder Singh cases
Briefing: the status of EU immigration and asylum law after Brexit
Business and study migration
Statement of changes to the Immigration Rules HC 2631: changes to work visa routes
Return of two-year post study work visa announced
MAC instructed to ponder points based immigration system
Asylum
Statement of changes to the Immigration Rules HC 2631: changes to asylum rules
Upper Tribunal: no reason to change Sudan country guidance
Detention
Lack of accommodation does not prevent claim for unlawful detention
Contempt of court
Warning to immigration lawyers: don’t use family court documents without permission
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