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Je zou je kunnen afvragen of het een Lichter Middel is zoals de Terugkeerrichtlijn beschrijft. Een Terugkeerrichtlijn waar post Brexit Engeland niets meer heeft maar ook daarvoor niets mee had vanwege een opt out.  "The new style tags are GPS devices which can track where a person is at any given time. They are fitted on a person’s leg and must be charged daily. People already on bail who are subject to mandatory tagging will be the subject of a review and devices will start to be fitted unless an exemption applies. The policy provides that such people may have devices fitted at reporting centres or at home. A bail condition requiring a person to wear a GPS tag can be combined with restrictions on their movements, including curfews and conditions on where they can go (called inclusion or exclusion zones)." Van mijn clienten in de Emiraten ken ik dit van mensen die COVID hebben en thuis moeten blijven. Zie " Mandatory GPS tagging for people on immigration bail...

As we approach 30 June 2021, the deadline to apply for the EU Settlement Scheme, people are increasingly and understandably worried about their applications. In this post, we* try to answer some of the most commonly asked questions about the scheme, for those who haven’t applied yet. You can find a more comprehensive guide to the application process here . Lees hier verder:  https://www.freemovement.org.uk/six-very-frequently-asked-questions-about-the-eu-settlement-scheme/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=six-very-frequently-asked-questions-about-the-eu-settlement-scheme&utm_source=Free+Movement&utm_campaign=7dfce1a7e5-Daily+emails+everything&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_792133aa40-7dfce1a7e5-116334469&mc_cid=7dfce1a7e5&mc_eid=b72b4a153a

"Migrants crossing the English Channel in small boats are overwhelmingly genuine refugees, senior Home Office officials have confirmed. Evidence presented to the Home Affairs committee of MPs on 3 September makes clear that the majority of those making the perilous crossing are either being granted refugee status straight away or come from countries for which the success rate in asylum applications is extremely high. Figures on small boat crossings are not routinely published, but the Home Office keeps tabs. Senior official Abi Tierney told the committee that 5,000 people have crossed the Channel in small boats so far this year. Of those, 98% have claimed asylum. The Home Office has issued an initial decision on around half of those asylum claims so far. The breakdown of those roughly 2,500 decisions is as follows: 20% of those have been granted, 10% have been refused and a further 71% have been refused because we are not the responsible country, i.e., they have ...

The EU Settlement Scheme statistics for February 2020 are out. They show 300 refusals. We’re told by the Home Office that the increase is mainly due to refusals for eligibility, not over criminality. The two core reasons, the Home Office says, for the jump in refusals are: Failing to provide eligibility evidence, either at the application stage or in reply to requests from the Home Office Caseworkers. Non-EEA/Swiss family members failing to evidence their relationship to the EEA/Swiss sponsor. This could include failing to provide a marriage certificate or not possessing the relevant document as a dependent relative. Officials say that they made every attempt to obtain the necessary evidence before refusing applications, and that decisions to refuse were not taken lightly and signed off at a high level.  Lees hier verder: https://www.freemovement.org.uk/300-people-turned-down-by-eu-settlement-scheme/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=300-people-tu...

As of 2021 the UK will not be part of the Dublin Agreement anymore while still being a memberstate of the Refugee Convention and the ECHR. So when you are rejected on the continent and you try in England you will not be send back to say Italy. Unfortunately that will bring drowned people to our shores and criminals to our ports. And those Brexiteers who hated seeing a Polish worker might be in for something they have not bargained for. I recommend reading this article: EU asylum law after Brexit Due to the Common European Asylum System, Brexit will also affect those claiming asylum in the UK. Asylum law is based on a variety of international, European Union and domestic legislation.  The international law — the Refugee Convention and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) — will not be affected by Brexit. Despite the name, the ECHR is not an EU treaty. Domestic legal provisions — such as the asylum section of the Immigration Rules — will also remain substant...

1) The UK and the EU are currently negotiating the terms of an implementation period to commence after our withdrawal from the EU. The purpose of such a period is to give people, businesses, and public services in the UK and across the EU the time they need to put in place the new arrangements that will be required to adjust to our future partnership. 2) As part of these negotiations, the EU has proposed that the provisions on citizens’ rights in the Withdrawal Agreement should apply as of the end of the implementation period. Given the UK will leave the EU on 29 March 2019, and become a third country, we do not believe this is the right approach. The expectations of EU citizens arriving in the UK after our exit will not be the same as those who moved here before our withdrawal, and the same will be true of UK nationals moving to an EU Member State. It should therefore be for the UK and for Member States to determine the rights and pathways to settlement that new...

There has been no change to the rights and status of EU nationals in the UK, and UK nationals in the EU, as a result of the referendum. The decision about when to trigger Article 50 and start the formal process of leaving the EU will be for the new Prime Minister. The UK remains a member of the EU throughout this process, and until Article 50 negotiations have concluded. When we do leave the EU, we fully expect that the legal status of EU nationals living in the UK, and that of UK nationals in EU member states, will be properly protected. The government recognises and values the important contribution made by EU and other non-UK citizens who work, study and live in the UK. I have lived in the UK for more than 5 years. What does the vote to leave the EU mean for me? EU nationals who have lived continuously and lawfully in the UK for at least 5 years automatically have a permanent right to reside. This means that th...

CASUS: Koerden komen op hun vlucht 17 jaar geleden aan op Cyprus en vragen asiel aan Groot-Brittanie op een Britse legerbasis. Ze willen naar Engeland. Engeland erkent geen asielaanvragen op legerbasissen want die willen ze niet zien overstromen met asielzoekers. Koerden vragen geen asiel aan op Cyprus omdat ze van mening zijn dat hun kans op werk daar nihil is. Met als gevolg dat ze al 17 jaar in een hutje op de basis wonen met 75 personen. Wat vindt U?  Mag zowel juridische uitleg als niet juridische mening zijn. Ik hou de mijne nog even voor me. Cyprus refugees hope courts end 17-year-wait on UK base The 75 asylum-seekers set sail from Lebanon in 1998 [AFP] When Taj Bashir saw land after days adrift aboard a ramshackle fishing trawler, he thought his treacherous journey from persecution in Sudan to sanctuary in Europe was finally over. But 17 years later, he and dozens of fellow passengers remain stranded on a British military base on the Mediterranean island of...

Client A wilde met zijn vrouw naar Engeland verhuizen en vroeg daarom een verblijfsvergunning voor onbepaalde tijd aan in Nederland. Immers daarmee kan je ook naar een ander EU-land verhuizen. Mevrouw B, de schoondochter van mijn goede vriend in Schotland, is Amerikaanse en zag haar relatie stranden. Waarop ik zei "Maar je hebt toch recht op de status van langdurig EU-onderdaan na al die jaren? Advocaat C in London wilde haar wel helpen maar kon er niets over vinden op de site van de Britse IND. Client A kreeg zijn verblijfsvergunning. Met in de brief de uitleg dat hij daar niets aan had als hij naar Ierland, het Verenigd Koninkrijk of Denemarken wilde verhuizen. Die hebben blijkbaar ge-opt-out. Hij kan nog Nederlander worden. Rottig voor mevrouw B maar die kan eventueel via een speciale Britse regeling daar blijven. Dus let op voor de uitzonderingslanden. Dan kan direct naturaliseren misschien beter zijn. Als je tenminste het niet erg vind om je eigen nationaliteit kwij...

UN likens Britain to NAZI Germany over threat to quit European convention on human rights UN's Francois Crepeau slams Tory threat to quit European Convention Said UK had to 'remember the 1930s' when Jewish rights were restricted Last year he attacked British attitudes to immigration as 'b******t' Conservative backbenchers said Mr Crepeau's remarks were 'ludicrous'   A senior UN official sparked outrage by claiming Britain risks taking the path of Nazi Germany if it pulls out of the European Convention on Human Rights. David Cameron has raised the prospect of the UK ditching the Convention under plans to scrap the Human Rights Act and replace it with a British Bill of Rights. Professor Francois Crepeau, the UN’s special rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, has warned the Prime Minister against abandoning the ECHR. +2 Professor Francois Crepeau has likened David Cameron's threat to scrap h...

Lees hier middels de links in de tweets van Refugee Council de reacties van verschillende kranten en eminente juristen. LET OP DE TWEETS HEBBEN EVEN NODIG OM INCLUSIEF BIJLAGES TE LADEN.  'Please make room' - the heartbreaking plea from one of the 143 Syrian refugees resettled in UK http://t.co/wDiaH3oTmf via @emily_retter — Refugee Council (@refugeecouncil) March 13, 2015 'Our government behaves as if it believes that refugees should be drowned in order to deter others' http://t.co/sbIyBbNrLI via @ColinYeo1 — Refugee Council (@refugeecouncil) March 13, 2015 'A national embarrassment' - @guardian 's view of the scale of UK's Syrian resettlement programme: http://t.co/9kePZuSBBs Agreed. — Refugee Council (@refugeecouncil) March 13, 2015 And @DailyMirror 's view: 'Britain is more stingy on taking Syrian refugees than every country except Belarus' http://t.co/hCzPPqRTul — Refugee Council (@refugeecouncil) Marc...

ZOETERMEER - Steeds meer vluchtelingen maken illegaal gebruik van de veerboot die vanaf Hoek van Holland naar het Britse Harwich vaart. Dat meldt Transport en Logistiek Nederland (TLN).    Lees her artikel hier op Omroep West:  http://www.omroepwest.nl/nieuws/08-12-2014/steeds-meer-illegalen-westland-en-hoek-van-holland-naar-engeland Interessant artikel? Deel het eens met uw netwerk en help mee met het verspreiden van de bekendheid van dit blog. Er staan wellicht nog meer artikelen op dit weblog die u zullen boeien. Kijk gerust eens rond. Zelf graag wat willen plaatsen? Mail dan webmaster@vreemdelingenrecht.com In verband met geldwolven die denken geld te kunnen claimen op krantenartikelen die op een blog als deze worden geplaatst maar na meestal een dag voor de krantenlezers aan leeswaardigheid hebben ingeboet terwijl wij vreemdelingenrecht specialisten ze soms wel nog jaren gebruiken o...

Immigration MPs call for more action to stop sham marriage 'industry' Give registrars power to refuse to conduct suspected bogus weddings and ask embassies to issue warnings, says committee   Reverend Alex Brown, who was found guilty of conducting 360 sham marriages, during one of the weddings he officiated. MPs want more to be done to stop bogus weddings. Photograph: UK Border Agency/PA Registrars should be given the power to refuse to conduct marriages they believe are bogus, MPs have said, in a warning that more needed to be done to counter what had become an immigration scam "industry". The number of suspect couples being referred annually to the Home Office has more than doubled in three years to 2,135 and the true figure is almost certainly far higher due to under-reporting, the Commons home affairs committee said. But registrars receive too little information from immigration officials about what ...

llegaal hier? Ga dan naar huis of loop kans te worden opgepakt. Deze slogan staat op bussen die door London rijden.  Vans have driven around the London boroughs of Hounslow, Barking and Dagenham, Ealing, Barnet, Brent and Redbridge carrying billboards as part of a week-long, £10,000 pilot that is meant to tackle illegal immigration. The billboards showed residents how many illegal migrants had recently been arrested in their local area and carried a text number for overstayers to use to arrange their return home. The posters read: "In the UK illegally? Go home or face arrest. Text HOME to 78070 for free advice, and help with travel documents. We can help you to return home voluntarily without fear of arrest or detention." If deemed successful, the vans could be rolled out across the country, the Home Office said. Lees het hele artikel: Anger at 'go home' message to illegal migrants Lib Dem ministers to call for ads branded 'nasty' by Ukip lea...

Father of three, 26, suffered horrific wounds in Taliban attack that killed Army captain Border Agency told him 14 months after application was submitted that he had no evidence of being either Afghan or under threat Change of heart after complaints from MPs and media coverage British Army translator Mohammad Rafi Hottak pictured showing his scars following the Taliban blast The Home Office made an extraordinary U-turn tonight and withdrew a letter telling an Afghan interpreter blown up by the Taliban while on patrol with British troops his asylum application was rejected. The rare about-turn came hours after publicity highlighting the farcical handling of the case of Mohammad Rafi Hottak by the controversial UK Border Agency, whose refusal of the claim was met with disbelief and anger by the military and MPs. Last night the Agency said it would look again at the case after it appeared that the most basic checks had not been made by officers investigating the...

Refugee Council ‏ @ refugeecouncil It's not easy to get asylum in UK. The system is strict, complex and around 70% of claims are refused. # tellitlikeitis pic.twitter.com/UXW4K0S0 Zover ik weet ligt dat in Nederland zo rond de 50%. Law blog Klik op +1 als u dit een interessant artikel vindt en Google zal het dan beter zichtbaar maken in de zoekresultaten. Tweet

Isimeli Baleiwai at home with his two children, aged three and six Continue reading the main story Related Stories Setback for migrant worker rule Gurkha children lose test case Migrations figures remain steady A Fijian man who served in the British Army for 13 years is fighting to stay in the UK after being told he must leave the country by 9 August. Isimeli Baleiwai served in Afghanistan and Iraq, before leaving the Army in June. He is married to a UK national. But disciplinary action for a 2010 fight with a colleague means he is considered to have a criminal record. The Border Agency said applications for settlement by ex-forces personnel were considered the same way as all others. "This involves consideration of a range of factors including unspent convictions, whether passed by military courts or resulting from police involvement," a spokesperson said in a statement. Lance Corporal Baleiwai - known as "Bale" - was born in Fiji but told th...