- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 37
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Welcome to the January 2017 edition of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. This episode I start with a few EU law issues, including whether the Home Office can force EU citizens and family members to use the official application forms and the position of EU citizen spouses of British citizens, cover a few Home Office policy issues and then end by reviewing the most important cases for the month.
The material is all drawn from the January 2017 blog posts on Free Movement.
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The downloadable 25 minute audio podcast follows the (non chronological) order of content below:
- Can the Home Office force EU nationals to use the official 85 page permanent residence application form?
- What is the position of EU spouses of British citizens following Brexit?
- Supreme Court rules Act of Parliament needed to trigger Article 50 and leave EU
- The Surinder Singh immigration route: how does it work? (updated)
- Updated Home Office guidance on permission to work and volunteer for asylum seekers
- Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman upholds three in four complaints about the Home Office
- Home Office ‘abuse of power’ over English Language Testing student
- Total of 31 illegal immigrants removed from UK as a result of Right to Rent
- New Home Office policy on administrative removals
- Home Office fails to act on recommendations of family returns advisers
- Review of OISC published by Home Office
- Court of Appeal gives go-ahead for Dublin returns to Italy
- Rules under which over 10,000 fast track asylum appeals decided declared unlawful
- Court of Appeal endorses Home Office practice of issuing supplementary decision letters
- Immigration tribunal President blasts lawyers in sex grooming gang appeal (updated)
- New case from President on children’s best interests and the public interest
- New country guidance case on returns to Iraq
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