- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 66
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Welcome to episode 66 of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. CJ has just been on a podcasting course and you may notice a few differences this month, including some intro music.
This month we start in the Supreme Court with its decision on the Worker Registration Scheme. We then tackle some recent controversies over long residence and passport eGates before running through the latest case law on asylum. A few quick updates on work visas and deportation law follow, and we conclude with appeals law.
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The downloadable 28-minute audio podcast follows the running order below:
Worker Registration Scheme
Supreme Court finds UK breached residence rights of hundreds of thousands of EU citizens
Long residence
Students
Home Office tries to tackle eGates problem that makes short-term study illegal
Asylum
Helpful case on when failure to claim asylum in a safe country damages credibility
Home Office wrong to apply its own Iraq asylum policy instead of country guidance case
Court of Appeal quashes clearly unfounded certificate in Albanian asylum claim
Tribunal says no to return of fast track asylum appeals
Work visas
Migration Advisory Committee told to think again on £30,000 minimum salary proposal
Why can’t politicians get over the idea of an Australian-style immigration system?
Work visa refusal based on “genuine vacancy” rule declared irrational
Deportation
A concrete example of how to meet the “very compelling circumstances” deportation test
Detention in a young offender institution can nullify enhanced protection against deportation
Appeals
Extended family members denied an appeal can go ahead and lodge one
Upper Tribunal sets new procedure for missed appeal deadlines
Immigration tribunal starting to cancel appeal hearings where bundles served late
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