Tag: Deportation
Private life vs public interest: when does integration defeat deportation from the UK?
Theshort but significant Court of Appeal judgment in Secretary of State for the Home Department v Kamara [2016] EWCA Civ 813 concerned […]
Home Office guidance on deportation of EEA nationals unlawful
The Home Office guidance (published on 20 October 2014) contained the wrong test. It is unlawful, imposes a higher test […]
What do Judges say about Parliament’s new human rights framework on family and private life?
Quite a lot, actually. And to mark two years since it was introduced in immigration appeals, I’ve made a handy table […]
When is it reasonable to remove a settled child from the UK?
The stream of case law on Parliament’s new statutory human rights framework for Article 8 immigration cases has disgorged another important but unhelpful […]
UK Parliament drafts human rights law that violates human rights
I‘ve written before about how the case law on Article 8 (the right to family and private life under the European […]
Balancing act: how it went, in words and pictures
For those who missed it, here’s a run-down of our event on Tuesday evening (Balancing act: a 36 Immigration Forum on […]
Home Office delay of 9 years ‘critical’ in deportation appeal
When a “foreign criminal” wins an appeal against a deportation order made by the Secretary of State, it’s routine for the […]
New guidance on “deport first, appeal later” powers
New guidance is now available on the government’s “deport first, appeal later” policy and powers. The old guidance was deemed […]
How not to do disclosure: a government lawyer’s guide
The High Court has made scathing criticisms of government lawyers who failed to comply with their disclose obligations in a […]