Immigration update podcast, episode 83

Welcome to episode 83 of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. It’s a case law heavy episode, with lots of judgments from the immigration tribunal, Court of Appeal and even the European Court of Human Rights to chew on. We also talk about a potentially important new policy on deporting people who arrived in the UK as young children, legal preparations for Brexit and of course the new Immigration Act. For discussion of recent changes to economic migration routes under the Points Based Immigration System, see the previous episode or our brand new training course.



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The downloadable 31-minute podcast follows the running order below. Timestamps indicate when a particular section begins.



Brexit



The Immigration Act 2020



New regulations to wipe free movement from the statute book



Appeals (6.06)



Pandemic rules for immigration appeals declared unlawful



Human rights (9.04)



UK breached European convention in deporting man without proper human rights assessment



Deporting gay asylum seeker a violation of Article 3, human rights court finds



Deportation and detention (15.00)



New unofficial policy on deporting Jamaicans who arrived as children reported



Man assured he wasn’t being deported is, in fact, being deported