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This Briefing Paper 8.30 substantially amends and brings up to date the previous version dated March 2005 (n…
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This issue came before the Court of Appeal in a judicial review case, Regina (A) v. Secretary of State for H…
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Migrationwatch Briefing Paper No 8.28 summarised some of the main features of the government’s recently pu…
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Dutch methods of regulating migration About the author Dr Jeroen Doomernik is researcher and programme manag…
Last month The Independent published an apology and have agreed to pay costs and damages in respect of poten…
The Lisbon Treaty could further weaken Britain’s ability to control her own borders, according to a report…