- BY Colin Yeo
Immigration update podcast, episode 5
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Welcome to the May 2014 edition of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. First of all, let me say thank you for listening. There have been nearly 10,000 podcast downloads so far, which is very surprising and encouraging. Do let me have feedback in the comments on what if anything you would like to see change or develop about these podcasts, though, as I am keen to make them as useful and interesting as possible.
As normal, the material is mainly drawn from the blog posts on Free Movement, this time for May. This month the material is taken in a broadly chronological order, but starting with a few quick things that were not on the blog. Most of the blog updates are case law, including a Supreme Court decision on the effect of a deportation order on pre-existing leave, three judgments from the Court of Appeal on the private life human rights immigration rules, a human rights health case involving a child and good character in naturalisation applications and then a couple from the Upper Tribunal on professional standards for immigration lawyers and on entrepreneurs.
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The downloadable 20 minute audio podcast follows the order of content below.
Immigration forms collection — 2 May 2014
Upper Tribunal on permission, burden of proof, professional standards, etc — 9 May 2014
Supreme Court: ILR not resurrected by revocation of deportation order — 15 May 2014
Shebl (Entrepreneur: proof of contracts) [2014] UKUT 216 (IAC) — 16 May 2014
Permission required to ensure public funding in JR proceedings — 19 May 2014
Haleemudeen v Secretary of State for the Home Department — 22 May 2014
Home Office presses to remove severely ill 6 year old child — 27 May 2014
Iranian conscript refugee denied British citizenship — 29 May 2014
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