- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 72
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Welcome to episode 72 of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. This month we start with the excellent result on child citizenship fees and the Supreme Court’s clarification of the legal test in Zambrano cases. There are also interesting cases on investment visas, unlawful detention and deportation law to cover, as well some developments in asylum law.
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The downloadable 20-minute podcast follows the running order below:
Fees
£1,000 child citizenship fee found unlawful
Zambrano
Supreme Court says Zambrano test is usually a simple one
Investment
Tribunal shoots down £100m investment visa loan scheme
Detention
Mentally ill man detained for 838 days awarded £100,000 compensation
Deportation
Public interest in deporting criminals can be reduced, says Court of Appeal
Risk of trauma for children not enough to prevent deportation
Asylum
Delay policy leaving trafficking victims in limbo found unlawful
Burden of proof on internal relocation still on appellant says Upper Tribunal
Upper Tribunal slams Home Office for inability to read dictionary
No absolute confidentiality for asylum information in family cases
Briefing: the new Home Office policy on statelessness
SIAC
Government strikes back in court battle over depriving terror suspects of British citizenship
National security court slams immigration lawyers
Procedure
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