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Welcome to episode 102 of the Free Movement immigration update podcast. This month we start with elements of the Borders Act 2022 coming into force before moving on to Appendix Private Life and Appendix FM. We then review the latest case law on criminal deportation, touch briefly on Zambrano applications, and conclude with Rwanda.
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The 29-minute podcast follows the running order below. Timestamps indicate when a particular section begins.
Borders Act
When is the Nationality and Borders Act 2022 coming into force?
Detailed policy on differential treatment of refugees announced
Humanitarian protection is being downgraded from 28 June 2022
Human rights (7.50)
New guidance on private life and family relationships
Judge takes “points based system” a bit too literally
Appendix FM (10.44)
Free family visas: the entry clearance fee waiver policy
Whether income is “lawfully derived” to be assessed case by case, Upper Tribunal holds
Deportation (15.16)
Supreme Court allows foreign criminal deportation case
Foreign convictions in deportation appeals
Challenge to “deport first, appeal later” process rejected
Zambrano (23.08)
No change to settlement rules for Zambrano carers despite Akinsanya judgment
Rwanda (25.05)
Home Office plans second flight to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda
How to respond to Rwanda removal notices