Police report hundreds of crime victims a month to immigration service
Victims of child abuse and domestic violence face possible deportation, as revealed in data seen by the New Statesman.
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Home Office blocks British army veteran’s appeal against deportation
Joram Nechironga served in Iraq and developed PTSD, but the government is trying to deport him.
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Exclusive: Home Office makes £240m selling citizenship to children
New Statesman analysis shows how the department has kept profiting even though applications have fallen.
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Army veteran who served in Iraq faces deportation
“I’m suffering for my service to the country I love,” says Joram Nechironga. “I feel hopeless every time I hear…
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Borders bill would treat Ukrainian refugees “as criminals”, ministers are warned
MPs have been briefed that the war could create five million refugees, while peers prepare to oppose legislation that may…
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Court lets Priti Patel keep charging children £1,012 for citizenship
Politicians are trying to amend the Nationality and Borders Bill to stop the government profiting £640 from each child.
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Proof clauses in borders bill “threaten women fleeing abuse”
Peers and campaigners say the “iniquitous” legislation would lead to women and girls wrongly being denied asylum.
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“Hurdle after hurdle”: the Windrush scandal lives on, as a victim’s son faces deportation
Two decades after coming to the UK as a teenager, Damian Gabrielle has lost a High Court battle against the…
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Exclusive: Nationality and Borders Bill is “unconstitutional”, says top law firm
New powers sought by the government to strip British citizenship have been deemed “exorbitant, ill-defined and unconstitutional”.
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“It will create more Windrush scandals”: protesters and peers condemn the Nationality and Borders Bill
The Tory peer Sayeeda Warsi warned that the legislation would mean fewer protections when being deprived of her nationality than…
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Exclusive: leading UK charity heads condemn the Nationality and Borders Bill as “overtly racist”
A letter opposing the legislation has been signed by 100 civil society figures, including the CEOs of the Runnymede Trust…
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Citizenship under threat: read the New Statesman’s coverage of the Nationality and Borders Bill
Exclusive reporting by the New Statesman found that the citizenship of nearly six million British people could be jeopardised by…
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Exclusive: Appeals against being stripped of UK citizenship reach record levels
The figures track the rise in people losing British citizenship in the past decade, as the government tries to make…
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What does the Nationality and Borders Bill mean for you?
Under the legislation, the home secretary would be able to deprive British people of citizenship without telling them first.
ByExclusive: British citizenship of six million people could be jeopardised by Home Office plans
Two in five people in England and Wales from an ethnic minority background could become eligible to be deprived of…
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