MiCLU have noted with concern recent changes to the Immigration Rules (HC 259) which expand the circumstances in which asylum claims may be decided without a substantive asylum interview. Alongside removing the guaranteed opportunity to submit further evidence when no substantive interview takes place, this sets the scene for the

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MiCLU’s legal practice lead Anna Skehan was among witnesses recently providing evidence to the Home Affairs Committee about the impact that proposed changes to routes to settlement (permanent permission to stay in the UK) may have on children. MiCLU and colleagues at Islington Law Centre have considerable experience and