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HJT Training brings you all the latest developments and happenings in the world of UK immigration, through our Immigration News Weekly Roundup. Such updates are also part of #MasteringImmigrationLaw subscription. Considering the influx of changes to Rules to follow under the recent Statement of Changes, this is indeed a time when all immigration advisors are required to be vigilant to safeguard the interests of their clients. Our subscription for Mastering Immigration Law fills this void by bringing the latest updates with a comprehensive explanation of the Rules to aid casework for immigration advisors on a daily basis. *GOOD NEWS* PRE ORDERS FOR THE LATEST MASTERING IMMIGRATION LAW 2024 EDITION IN FULL SWING! Secure the latest hardcopy manual and immediate access to benefits such as MIL’s online resources with full updates to the Immigration Rules, 15% Discount on Live Courses, and CPD certificates to name just a few!? Curious? Why not book a FREE Demo to know more – contact us on [email protected] or call us 07544164692. For full access for reduced cost, sign up here:?https://lnkd.in/dJHuSatr #immigrationnews #immigration #uk #skilledworkervisa #businessvisa #uk #ukvi #migration #sponsorlicence #illegalworking #compliance #highnetworth #globalbusinessmobility #asylum #familyvisa #windrush #detention #ukriots #illegalworkers #righttoworkchecks #detention #deportation #refugees #humanrights #migrant #channelcrossing #smallboats #studentvisa #globalmobility #recruitment #internationalrecruitment

5 days to go for our Flash course New Era for #Immigration #Appeals: Practical Pointers to Ensure Compliance The Senior President’s Practice Direction of 1 November 2024 represents a sea change in how the First-tier #Tribunal operates. Whether you’re preparing or presenting appeals, there’s no choice but to engage. Judges already expect representatives to be ready to comply with the new directions and procedures. Join barristers Mark Symes and Adam Pipe for this 90-minute course to hear about: Online appeals under the reformed process Issue based case management Ground rules for vulnerable witnesses and the Equal Treatment benchbook Managing interim hearings Best practice in witness statements & skeletons Commissioning concise expert reports A tougher regime for post-Respondent’s review evidence Presenting country evidence Drafting orders for the Tribunal Timetabling hearings Sanctions for non-compliance – and seeking relief from them https://lnkd.in/dMz--PAG

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HJT Training brings you all the latest developments and happenings in the world of UK immigration, through our Immigration News Weekly Roundup. Such updates are also part of #MasteringImmigrationLaw subscription. Considering the influx of changes to Rules to follow under the recent Statement of Changes, this is indeed a time when all immigration advisors are required to be vigilant to safeguard the interests of their clients. Our subscription for Mastering Immigration Law fills this void by bringing the latest updates with a comprehensive explanation of the Rules to aid casework for immigration advisors on a daily basis. *GOOD NEWS* PRE ORDERS FOR THE LATEST MASTERING IMMIGRATION LAW 2024 EDITION IN FULL SWING! Secure the latest hardcopy manual and immediate access to benefits such as MIL’s online resources with full updates to the Immigration Rules, 15% Discount on Live Courses, and CPD certificates to name just a few! Curious? Why not book a FREE Demo to know more – contact us on [email protected] or call us 07544164692. For full access for reduced cost, sign up here: https://lnkd.in/dJHuSatr #immigrationnews #immigration #uk #skilledworkervisa #businessvisa #uk #ukvi #migration #sponsorlicence #illegalworking #compliance #highnetworth #globalbusinessmobility #asylum #familyvisa #detention #ukriots #illegalworkers #righttoworkchecks #detention #deportation #refugees #humanrights #migrant #channelcrossing #smallboats #rwanda #studentvisa #internationalstudents #globalmobility #recruitment #internationalrecruitment ? ?

The Senior President’s Practice Direction of 1 November 2024 represents a sea change in how the First-tier Tribunal operates. Whether you’re preparing or presenting appeals, there’s no choice but to engage. Judges already expect representatives to be ready to comply with the new directions and procedures. Join barristers Mark Symes and Adam Pipe for this 90-minute course to hear about: -Online appeals under the reformed process -Issue based case management -Ground rules for vulnerable witnesses and the Equal Treatment benchbook -Managing interim hearings -Best practice in witness statements & skeletons -Commissioning concise expert reports -A tougher regime for post-Respondent’s review evidence -Presenting country evidence -Drafting orders for the Tribunal -Timetabling hearings -Sanctions for non-compliance – and seeking relief from them ?https://lnkd.in/dMz--PAG

As I posted a few days ago, we’re just a few weeks away from the 21st HJT immigration judicial review conference taking place all day on 6th December. I said I’d summarise the contributions from all the speakers, and true to my word, that I now do. Some of the UK’s leading public lawyers are speaking: ·??????Tom Hickman KC, who acted for Gina Miller in the Brexit litigation, and for Shamima Begum in her citizenship deprivation appeal, will discuss future developments in judicial review ·??????Rory Dunlop KC has represented the government in many of the most significant public law cases in recent years, so brings the Defendant's perspective ? ·??????Alex Goodman KC has appeared in several landmark (get it?!) cases on recourse to public funds and children’s best interests duties Detention guru David Jones will be updating on his speciality area, Nicola Braganza KC will be discussing the duty of candour, Greg ó Ceallaigh KC will speak about litigating policy issues, and Sonali Naik KC will address current legal challenges she is bringing And don't forget the networking post-conference drinks ... https://lnkd.in/ekA6q7dd

We still have a few places left on this year's immigration judicial review conference ...

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HJT Training brings you all the latest developments and happenings in the world of UK immigration, through our Immigration News Weekly Roundup. Such updates are also part of #MasteringImmigrationLaw subscription. Considering the influx of changes to Rules to follow under the recent Statement of Changes, this is indeed a time when all immigration advisors are required to be vigilant to safeguard the interests of their clients. Our subscription for Mastering Immigration Law fills this void by bringing the latest updates with a comprehensive explanation of the Rules to aid casework for immigration advisors on a daily basis. **PRE ORDER AND SECURE THE LATEST HARDCOPY MANUAL OF 2024** Benefits for subscribers include immediate access to benefits such as MIL’s online resources with full updates to the Immigration Rules, 15% Discount on Live Courses, and CPD certificates to name just a few! Curious? Why not book a?FREE Demo?to know more – contact us on [email protected] or call us 07544164692. For full access for reduced cost, sign up here:?https://lnkd.in/dJHuSatr #immigrationnews #immigration #uk #budget2024 #octoberbudget??#evisa #TLS #VFS #application #BRP??#skilledworkervisa #carehome #healthcare #healthcarevisa #businessvisa #uk #ukvi #migration #sponsorlicence #illegalworking #compliance #highnetworth #globalbusinessmobility #asylum #familyvisa #detention #ukriots #illegalworkers #righttoworkchecks #detention #deportation #refugees #humanrights #migrant #channelcrossing #smallboats #rwanda #studentvisa #internationalstudents #globalmobility #recruitment #internationalrecruitment

We’re just a few weeks away from the 21st HJT immigration judicial review conference taking place all day in the City of London on Friday 6th December. The event is now a fixture in many immigration practitioners’ calendar, whether they are looking to push the envelope of public law or simply using JR as part of their remedies toolbox. We’ll be enjoying social networking drinks from 4pm … and its not only the drinks which can only be enjoyed "in person". We're focussing on camaraderie by not offering a live remote option. 2024 has been another busy year in immigration public law. We’ve learned that its hard to refuse a JR once departure from fundamental common law standards of fairness is established, though in national security cases it may be unnecessary to notify the subject of a citizenship deprivation case of the intention to take action against them. We’ve seen procedural legitimate expectations for the Windrush generation demand an independent reviewer and greater powers for the independent immigration inspector. The care sector’s desperation for migrant workers is clashing with the government crackdown on non-compliant sponsors, leading to a series of conflicting decisions on the extent to which the impact of putting a care home out of business on residents and the broader sector is relevant to sponsor licence revocation. And we’ve seen developments regarding the depth and intensity of JR and the degree of respect given to government. This varies: the Immigration Rules’ failure to provide a clear immigration route for refugee childrens’ relatives abroad may be challenged and an absence of evidence to back up UKVI inaction may blow wind into a JR's sails; though judges will steer clear of macro-policy issues, as seen in the challenge to the structure of the Ukraine migration routes. But government practice which thwarts the purpose of statutory protections, as where individuals have s3C leave but cannot prove it to employers and others, may be found irrational. Judges will always aim to uphold law’s empire. Thus we’ve seen a failure to review electronic monitoring as per published policy render decision making not in accordance with the law; and we’ve seen the clandestine operation of a policy contrary to how the court has interpreted it struck down as contrary to the rule of law. Fordham J continues his encyclopaedic review of public law principles hearing by hearing, giving us the most detailed thinking yet on the nature of age assessment JRs. So if you want to hear more about all this, I’ll be giving an overview of the major immigration public law developments in 2024 … in my next post tomorrow I’ll list all the speakers as I’ve hit the word limit now for this post ! #immigrationlaw #immigrationlawyers https://lnkd.in/ekA6q7dd