Background On 2 September 2021 the Upper Tribunal gave judgment in a number of linked cases (18 in total). In all cases, the question of whether an error of law had occurred, was decided on the papers, under rule 34 of the Tribunal Procedure (Upper Tribunal) Rules 2008 (“Rules”). This followed the Presidential Guidance Note…
Download the briefing Stay up to date Background The government has plans to digitalise the borders and immigration system, starting with EU citizens. EU citizens who have obtained Settled, or Pre-Settled Status now hold a ‘digital only’ status, which can be verified online but does not include any physical documentation. This new system will also…
Download this briefing Stay up to date About JCWI JCWI was founded in 1967 to ensure that the rule of law and human rights were respected in the immigration system. We are the UK’s leading immigration charity covering all aspects of immigration, asylum, and nationality law. We provide specialist legal advice in immigration and…
JCWI has been involved in a legal action against the UK Government’s discriminatory Right to Rent policy, which makes it harder for black and minority ethnic people and migrants to rent a home in the UK. You can read more about our legal challenge in our guide to the Right to Rent scheme. We are currently working alongside…