- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 53
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Welcome to the May 2018 edition of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. It was a bumper month for immigration and asylum law updates, with 61 posts published on Free Movement in May. I can’t possibly cover everything, but the highlights include an important High Court intervention on automatic detention and new judicial guidance on immigration bail. From there I move on to the latest case law from the Court of Justice of the European Union and then return to the UK for some developments on the now infamous Windrush cases. Then there are some new cases in the rather different areas of business and asylum and the usual dry but vital procedural changes.
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The main content of the downloadable 30-minute audio podcast follows the (non chronological) order of content below:
Detention
High Court throws spanner in the works of automatic detention policy
New guidance for judges on granting immigration bail
Luxembourg
Entry bans don’t preclude residence card applications, says Court of Justice
Can war criminals be expelled or excluded under EU law? It depends
Jumping the gun in Dublin III cases
Court of Justice to decide whether self-employed women have Saint Prix maternity rights
Windrush
New details on help for the Windrush generation
An overlooked weapon in Windrush cases: judicial review
Business
Carriers’ liability: Ryanair challenges the Secretary of State – and loses
No legitimate expectation arises from a chat with the Business Helpdesk
Asylum
Humanitarian standards are not the test for a cessation decision
Asylum can be refused for general promotion of terrorism
Home Office softens line on “no study” restrictions for refugee children
Procedure
Upper Tribunal time limits: clock starts to run when written decisions are *sent*
Tribunal caseworker powers expanded in new Practice Statement
First-tier Tribunal the place to decide whether out-of-country appeal lawful
The limits of consent orders: agreement to consider something irrelevant has no effect
Tribunal opens door to awards of costs against Home Office for unreasonable behaviour
Nationality
High Court remedy for woman embroiled in disputed citizenship claim
How quickly could Meghan Markle get British citizenship and what are the requirements?