Asylum Immigration and Nationality in UK Law
- The Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002: Secure Borders, Safe Haven?
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The Treatment of Foreign Terror Suspects
Following the bombings in London of July 2005, the Prime Minister, Tony Blair warned that ‘the rules of the game are changing’. The proposed changes have primarily related to foreign suspects of te......... of terrorism and engage rules relating to asylum, deportationand nationality . TheTerrorismAct 006 and the Immigration, Asylum and NationalityAct 2006, whichgive e¡ect ......
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Bureaucratic Performance and Control in British Politics: Asylum Policy 1994–2007
There is a wealth of research into time series dynamics of bureaucratic control in the federal presidential system of the US, but no equivalent investigation in unitary parliamentary systems. This ......... to analyse administration of the UK asylum system by the Immigration and Nationality Directorate of the Home Office. Keywords: bureaucratic ......
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Deporting EU national offenders from the UK after Brexit: Moving from a system that recognises individuals, to one that sees only offenders
Deportation is a core state practice for the management and control of time-served foreign national offenders. Post-Brexit law changes mean that EU national offenders in the UK will become subject ......... a permissions-based approach to the immigration of 1. The author is acutely aware of the irony ... ’ (2007) 21 Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 208. 8. Gina Clayton, ......
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Judicial Review: How Much is Too Much? A View of Eba, Cart and MR (Pakistan) from the Asylum and Immigration Perspective
...... structure had replaced judicial review of the second tier Immigration Appeal Tribunal with a trimmed-down statutory procedure, 31 31 Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 s 101. but the number of asylum cases (statutory review and judicial review) was still large. . While the large ......
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Politics of Exception and Unease: Immigration, Asylum and Terrorism in Parliamentary Debates in the UK
This article analyses how the British political elite has securitised migration and asylum since 9/11 by looking at when and how parliamentary debates linked counter-terrorism to immigration and/or......... threat, whether existential or not,is framed as coming from outside the UK, both in terms of its geographical origins and in terms of the nationality of the ‘dangerous’ individuals. Immigration and asylum issues arose in this politics of exception in three different ways: (1) The abuse of ......
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Deportation of Migrant following Criminal Conviction: European Convention on Human Rights, Article 8
......5(3)(a) of the Immigration Act 1971, as amended by the Immigration and ...Blake and R. Hussain, Immigration, Asylum and Human Rights (Oxford University Press: ...) 23 Journal of Immigration, Asylum & Nationality Law 11 that in cases involv- ing ‘ virtual ......
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Rights and Rhetoric: The Politics of Asylum and Human Rights Culture in the United Kingdom
No assessment of the state of human rights today could be complete without some consideration of the situation of asylum seekers and the political trends behind it. Four years after the implementat......... fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion, is outside ...Macdonald and F. Webber, Immigration Law and Practice (2001, 5th edn.) at para. 12.128: During the period ......
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Immigration, immigration, immigration.
...... Union stalwarts with anti-European migrant, anti-refugee and anti-asylum seeker elements, and those who remain determinedly 'anti' long-settled .... The 1950s and 1960s . The British Nationality Act of 1948 notionally gave all imperial subjects the right of free entry ......
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The language of labelling and the politics of hostipitality in the British asylum system
Since 1990 when Britain witnessed a spike in asylum applications, consecutive governments have adopted a stance towards asylum, whereby the interests of the state supersede those seeking asylum. By......... fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group, or political opinion’ and ... seekers to hold the necessary papers and visas began with the Immigration (Carrier Liabilities) Act of 1987 under the Margaret Thatcher ......
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