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Free Movement is leaving for warmer climes and will return embarrassingly late in January.

I hope you all have a good Christmas break, and I hope UKBA doesn’t illegally remove too many detainees while their lawyers are off work.

I was going to do a parody of the hideous UKBA Christmas card but it is beyond parody. And too depressing. And, anyway, someone else beat me to it.

Finally, I’ve been considering partnering up with someone to do a hard-copy summary of what has happened in the last year in immigration law. Would anyone buy it?

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2 responses

  1. Seasons Greeting, FM, and a Peaceful and Prosperous New Year.

    Would anyone buy a hard copy? Well I certainly would, and I would recommend it to all my colleagues too!

    All the very best

  2. There is a dearth of accessible material on the subject and the JCWI book is now considerably out of date. However for any publication to be of practical use a greater degree of objectivity may be required.