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Deportation regime to be considered by Supreme Court

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The UK’s complex deportation regime, involving intertwined immigration rules, statute and UK and ECHR case law, is finally to be considered by Supreme Court (see page 7). Permission to appeal to the Supreme Court has been granted in three separate cases. In the courts below these were:

All concern deportation. In the first of the cases above, AQ (Nigeria), it is actually one of the linked cases, TH (Bangladesh), that has been granted permission.

Colin Yeo

About Colin Yeo

A barrister specialising in UK immigration law at Garden Court Chambers in London, I have been practising in immigration law for 15 years. I am passionate about immigration law and founded and edit the Free Movement immigration law blog.

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