- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 79
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Welcome to episode 79 of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. This month we’re starting with a few asylum decisions, then talk a little about the Shamima Begum case and go over the latest on coronavirus immigration changes. We look at the Hong Kong BNO visa, mention a couple of things about immigration detention and access to benefits, and end with some rather disparate tribunal and procedural cases.
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The downloadable 23-minute podcast follows the running order below. Time codes indicate when a particular section begins.
Asylum
Landmark decision on “particular social group”
Judge orders Home Office to bring asylum seeker back to the UK
Upper Tribunal ruling on discretion to reunite refugee families under Dublin III
Citizenship deprivation (6.36)
This is what the Court of Appeal decided about Shamima Begum – and what happens next
Coronavirus (9.22)
Coronavirus and the UK immigration system (updated)
Hong Kong (11.42)
The Hong Kong British National (Overseas) Visa
Detention (14.11)
Immigration bail legislation means what it says, High Court confirms
Rule 35 isn’t working – and there’s data to prove it
Benefits (15.52)
Huge increase in no recourse to public funds applications
Briefing: can EU citizens with pre-settled status claim Universal Credit?
Costs (17.37)
When are costs in a Cart type judicial review decided?
Tribunal (19.17)
Hospital order not a conviction for purpose of foreign criminal definition
Seven year rule does not apply to EU children until they’ve lived in UK for seven years
Appeals repair procedural unfairness in tax discrepancy cases
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