Migrant & Refugee Children's Legal Unit at Islington Law Centre. Working for the rights of migrant and refugee children and young people @micluteam.bsky.social

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Joined May 2013
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Immigration Solicitor vacancy! Build a rewarding career on a pioneering project recognised for its innovation and impact. We'll support you to develop case preparation & strategic litigation skills, and expertise in child-centred, trauma-informed practice bit.ly/4plRBqX
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We are highly concerned about recent changes to the Immigration Rules (HC 259) which expand the circumstances in which asylum claims may be decided without a substantive asylum interview. 🧵
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While the Home Office says the merged screening process will initially be used for claims from very low-grant rates and for claims considered clearly unfounded, the Rules themselves do not impose those limits, and the scheme could expand over time.
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Given the absence of any consultation or impact assessment we are calling for implementation to be paused until questions are answered and the consequences have been properly scrutinised. bit.ly/4xe76UB
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Immigration Solicitor vacancy! Build a rewarding career on a pioneering project recognised for its innovation and impact. We'll support you to develop case preparation & strategic litigation skills, and expertise in child-centred, trauma-informed practice bit.ly/4plRBqX
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MICLU is a Kids in Need of Defense UK hub and provides free legal advice to children & young people looking to apply for British citizenship. If you're supporting a child who you think may be entitled to citizenship, you can make a referral to us here: bit.ly/4naD4gA
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“I would say keep fighting: you have survived one time, you are going to survive each day, and one day the fairness in your life will come.”
🤖 Made with AI
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These are the words Dielli, a victim of trafficking, would say to his younger self. Dielli is one of four young people who spoke to us about their journey - one of immense challenges and incredible achievements - seeking protection and stability in the UK.
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Read more about Dielli, Luan, Drita and Arjeta, who were all helped by MiCLU and Shpresa Programme’s Breaking the Chains project: miclu.org/to-my-younger-self
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“It feels like you have tied a sack of rocks to someone and they are trying to drag those rocks along with them for a decade, or now for 15 years.” - MiCLU’s Anna Skehan recently spoke to the Home Affairs Committee about the impact of changes to routes to settlement on children.
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“Allowing young people to settle at an early stage offers positive outcomes and makes them more able to achieve their potential. That can only be in the public interest. I do not understand why you would not want that to happen for young people.”
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Read more about the evidence heard by the committee and it’s final recommendations: miclu.org/news/proposed-refo…
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