A High Court judgment handed down earlier this week has attracted interest for its strident interpretation of the obligations imposed on UK Border Agency caseworkers to consider the best interests of child migrants under section 55 of the Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Act 2009.
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Whether you’re coming to the UK for love or money; as a struggling student, an entrepreneurial migrant, a newlywed or a newborn - every application, sooner or later, reduces to the pedestrian pedantry of the application form.
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Continuing yesterday’s trend of blogs inspired by the release of internal government documents (which I think gives the blog, and certainly the act of blogging, a slightly more glamorous edge), let’s take a look at a Tory-commissioned report leaked to The Telegraph which advocates the abolition of unfair dismissal laws in the United Kingdom.
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The UK Border Agency has released further guidance on its response to the European Court of Justice’s judgment in Zambrano v ONEM Case C-34/0.
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