MRN submitted evidence to the Public Accounts Committee Immigration Enforcement inquiry to describe how immigration enforcement activities are impacting migrant and Black and Minority Ethnic communities, and undermining community relations through their practices. Below is a summary of our submission and our key asks: Executive Summary Black and Minority Ethnic (BAME) businesses are being disproportionately […]
Data surveillance has been a key strategy used by the Home Office to monitor migrants, often leaving migrants without access to their own personal data. Justified concerns around data sharing between public service providers and the Home Office prevented migrants from seeking support during COVID-19. This London Network Meeting, hosted by the Migrants’ Rights Network
This survey is to understand the impact of Covid-19 and lockdown measures on migrants subject to no recourse to public funds (NRPF) conditions in the UK. The survey is to be completed by organisations and caseworkers that represent these migrants in London, in order to learn about housing evictions experienced during/post the Covid-19 lockdown. For
Working with Unis Resist Border Controls (URBC), we believe that structural change is needed to stop the further exploitation of Tier 4 international students at this critical moment. We are urging all those concerned about the treatment of Tier 4 students during the COVID-19 lockdown, and those opposed to the hostile environment policies, like no
