The hostile environment: what is it and who does it affect?

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The Home Office Has Created A Secret Process To Solve Immigration Cases That Generate Negative Headlines

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Hardline visa decisions are damaging Britain’s reputation

NHS to stop passing Home Office information about migrants

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Home Office apologises to man, 90, told to fly to US to renew visa

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Revealed: how Home Office hires out staff to hunt migrants

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High Court finds Right to Rent checks discriminatory in landmark judgment

JCWI: how we beat the hostile environment in court

Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants, R (On the Application Of) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2019] EWHC 452 (Admin) (01 March 2019)

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The difficulties is that this unlawful law will remain in place unless and until a remedial order is put in force, one can only imagine the damages it will inflict on the lives of countless individuals before it is removed.

The only comfort is that landlord could pray in aid to the fact that it is a provision that has been ruled unlawful. Whether this will absolve them of the fines is yet to be seen.

I know of two cases for British Registration under section 4F, who engages the Johnson case. Since the ruling and the acceptance that the individual meet the johnson scope, the Home Office has not issue Registration Certificates and the matters have been pending for over a year now.

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NHS 'hostile environment' and charges limiting care to children of migrants in breach of UN pledges, doctors say.

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Convicted and subject to deportation, for saving a child’s life? A miscarriage of Justice?

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Comment: if MPs won’t halt Right to Rent discrimination, the Supreme Court must.

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The ‘hostile environment’: How Home Office immigration policies and practices create and perpetuate illegality

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Home Office “has no idea” of the impact of immigration policies

The Home Office – is it fit for purpose?

In April the Home Office was warned that, without improvements, it would be a matter of time before another scandal arose, as Wendy Williams published her 18-month progress report on her 2020 Windrush Lessons Learned Review. Although the department accepted all 30 recommendations in 2020, Williams found that only eight had been fully implemented.

Windrush progress report shows too many lessons aren’t being learned

At “tipping point”: New report signals limited drive within the Home Office properly to address the Windrush scandal