Brexit isn’t merely pointless — it is failing on its own terms
Public concern about immigration to the UK may be down, but it has always been a surrogate question to living…
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Why send economic migrants to Rwanda when Britain needs them?
It's not just immoral — we're paying Rwanda to take working-age people that our ageing population needs.
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Behind Priti Patel’s citizenship fees are children left in limbo
Thousands of vulnerable children born in Britain are denied a passport and the same opportunities as their friends because they…
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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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Welcoming Hong Kongers will help reset the UK’s approach to immigration
The government’s openness to Hong Kong nationals shows that controlling immigration need not always mean less immigration.
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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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Why the government’s plan to use the Navy against Channel migrants sounds familiar
To divert attention from the latest scandal, ministers are repeating empty immigration announcements made many times before.
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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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