Posted by Matthew Davies on 18 July 2023
As we predicted, the debate has sharpened. The Illegal Migration Bill has sustained 20 amendments by the House of Lords and rising. The Court of Appeal rejected by majority the lawfulness of the flagship Rwanda policy as contrary to article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights, based on the risk of mistreatment, although the Government is confident of overturning this at the Supreme Court.
Read our article on immigration context since our last issue here.
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