This is MRN’s official response to the Home Office: The statement from Kevin Foster, minister for future borders and immigration, in your article (Skilled Commonwealth migrants still facing ‘unlawful’ deportation, 26 January) shows that the Home Office is worryingly out of touch with the realities faced by those denied leave to remain in the UK […]
We all need a secure place to call home and we all want to ensure that the UK emerges from the Covid-19 pandemic as a strong, cohesive and tolerant nation on the post-Brexit world stage. This position necessitates calling on the UK to ensure fair and compassionate immigration decision-making in which the dignity and talents
MRN has been working with the Highly Skilled Migrants (HSMs) and their families who remain in legal limbo with no indefinite leave to remain (ILR) in the UK. The interim report’s Executive Summary outlines some of the most concerning findings about the Home Office’ policy and decision-making and the impacts of these on people who
We have written this guide for all migrants living in the UK, including those without documents and those trying to regularise their immigration status, including asylum seekers. This guide is to help you understand your rights in a situation where immigration rules are changing regularly. It is also useful for anyone who cannot prove they
This guide is intended to assist trade unionists at all levels to meet these challenges through negotiation and collective bargaining. This booklet covers: Background to workplace immigration controls What the law says Issues for trade unions What you can do It will:• help you deal with document checks by negotiating agreements with management• give you
This project was borne out of a concern that people with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) were being left out of the measures to protect people from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the instructions from the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to ‘bring everyone in’ (MHCLG, 2020), the authors found
Today, MRN and partners are releasing Know Your Rights – A Guide for Migrants. The guide aims to help migrants understand their rights and how to assert them in 8 key areas of everyday life: banking, driving, education, employment, health, housing, social services, and the detention and deportation of homeless EU nationals. The guide has been
May 2009 Irreguar migrants- the urgent need for a new approach Download here: Irregular Migrants_Summary pamphlet
May 2011 Frequently Asked Questions: Rights & Access to Benefits EEA Nationals Download here: FAQ- Rights & Benefits A8- 2011
UPDATE: March 2011 Frequently Asked Questions: Working with Homeless EEA Nationals Download here: FAQ- Homeless EEA Nationals- 2011
