- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 73
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Welcome to episode 73 of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. This month we start with asylum, in particular the new Iraq country guidance decision, before turning to the rebranded Global Talent visa and the latest on Brexit. There are a couple of disappointing cases on immigration detention to cover, followed by an Article 3 update and the usual procedural pointers.
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The downloadable 23-minute podcast follows the running order below:
Asylum
Delays in child asylum decisions not the Home Office’s fault, High Court finds
Devaseelan rules apply to Detained Fast Track judgments
Points Based System
New statement of changes to the Immigration Rules: HC56, the Global Talent route
Government advised not to bother with points based gimmick for migrants with job offers
Brexit
EU Settlement Scheme appeal rights introduced
Detention
Home Office can detain migrants for up to five weeks after law requires that they be released
“Nothing inherently wrong” with healthcare system for vulnerable detainees in prison
Paragraph 322(5)
Accountants taking the blame for tax discrepancies should give evidence in person
New Home Office guidance on refusing settlement over tax discrepancies
Article 3
No need to investigate treatment options for seriously ill migrants being removed
Procedure
Duty to court means citing authorities against you, immigration lawyers told
Abandonment of appeals and section 104 notices
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