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"Groups working on the ground in Kensington are worried that people could be prevented from seeking support or even from notifying authorities of missing relatives"

Concerns grow that Grenfell survivors might not seek support because of fears over immigration status

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"It would be devastating to the UK if it ever hit the target"

Week in Review: The immigration target which isn’t meant to be reached

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"It is the duty of leaders and opinion formers not to demonise and stigmatise refugees and asylum seekers"

If we want refugees to integrate, we need to stop demonising them

More must be done to end the negative and damaging rhetoric around refugees

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"There is one consequence of the law that is not often spoken about and which has potentially helped vulnerable women"

The good side of a bad policy: Harsh migration law blocks forced marriages

Spousal visa restrictions are controversial but they could be having a positive impact

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"It's shocking to now learn that people who have fallen victim to a crime or who are doing their public duty by volunteering as a witness are running the risk of immigration action."

Met police hands victims of crime over to the Home Office for immigration enforcement

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"For the likes of the Daily Mail to now be disgusted that such a thing could happen is clear hypocrisy."

Call out the Daily Mail’s hypocrisy over asylum seeker attack

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"It is perfectly likely that we are seeing the start of a decline in migration as a result of Brexit."

The reduction in migration numbers is a British tragedy

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The focus on tackling so-called health tourism is putting the NHS principle of free-at-the-point-of-use at risk

Card readers on hospital beds: Immigration hysteria is breaking the NHS

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"Given her own controversial past policies then, it's little wonder the prime minister was hesitant to criticise the president."

Of course May backed Trump’s Muslim ban – she’s as bad as he is

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"As for existing UK residents, one hopes the Home Office come to their senses and start making clear what on earth they are going to do"

EU citizens in the UK are already facing Home Office threats

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"Apathy will win nothing; allowing ourselves to be divided will win nothing; sticking our heads in the sand will win nothing."

Only by standing together will we achieve the change this country is crying out for

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One Day Without Us will see events across the country highlight migrant contributions to the UK

One Day Without Us: We’ll show Britain how much value migrants bring

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Davis admits he wants closest possible access to single market

Decoding David Davis: The govt knows it is about to make us poorer

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"It quickly becomes obvious why Lewis' name has been repeatedly mentioned as a possible leader of the Labour party"

Clive Lewis interview: If business wants the single market they must increase workers’ rights

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"No-one says the reality, which is that these figures are proof of the extraordinary success of multicultural Britain"

Immigration stats: The last hurrah of a successful country

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Making UK less attractive to immigrants will hurt UK economy

Brexit immigration cut will cost UK billions every year

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"We want to remind British society of the crucial importance of immigration"

One Day Without Us: It’s time for an immigrant strike

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"The reality of the trip is that it shows the failure of Brexit in the short, medium and long-term"

May’s India trip shows the ultimate failure of the Brexit project

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New census questions risk making children feel they don't belong

The Home Office are turning teachers into immigration officers

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