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Our pro-bono network of lawyers and activists allows lawyers to share ideas and opinions and keep-up-to-date on new developments in the law and practice. It also always them to work to bring strategic litigation on aspects of the hostile environment
The pro bono network of lawyers and grassroots activists work focuses on:
- challenging immigration raids on businesses, especially as they disproportionately affect BAME-led businesses
- the intersection between employment and immigration law, by supporting migrant workers impacted and discriminated by ‘right to work’ checks and immigration raids
- supporting international students and staff facing the restrictive Immigration compliance rules enforced in education settings, resulting in intense monitoring by their educational establishments
The key partners are: Haringey and Newham Anti-Raids Groups, ITN Solicitors, Bindmans, Migrants at Work and Unis Resist Border Controls
To get involved contact: [email protected]
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Our latest articles about Immigration enforcement
November 28, 2021
ICIBI submission of the immigration system in relation to higher education
Submission by Migrants’ Rights Network to ICIBI Call for evidence: An inspection of the immigration system as it relates to the higher education sector- November 2021 This…
July 16, 2020
Submission: Immigration Enforcement Inquiry
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…
January 13, 2020
Joint letter: Newham Council collaboration with immigration enforcement
Today, we joined nine other local Newham organisations asking Rokhsana Fiaz, Mayor of Newham, to bring about an end to joint working between Council Services and Immigration…