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Families for Justice is a group of women, mums, wives, partners and daughters who have suffered, or might suffer, the consequences of the UK immigration policies.  They recently wrote a report about deportation, based on their own lived...

We act on behalf of a person who is facing deportation after a lengthy period in Prison.  We today have won his application for bail demonstrating that there is a reasonable alternative to immigration detention on the following grounds: ...

The appellant was an overseas national who made an application to revoke a Deportation Order made against him in 2007.  He was convicted of possession of a Class A controlled substance with intent to supply and was sentenced to six years...

We have represented the unmarried partner of a settled person in an appeal which was heard in early 2020.   The issue before the Judge was regarding suitability only, whether the Appellant was still a persistent offender, who showed a particular...

The case of Binbuga (Turkey) v SSHD [2019] is a worrying development because the Court of Appeal has reiterated that a migrant can be regarded as a persistent offender for the purposes of Deportation law even if he has not committed a crime for...

Theresa May may be remembered for Brexit but she is also the Prime Minister who knew about deportation targets hours after a cabinet minister namely Amber Rudd suggested she had no knowledge of it.  She did not intervene to point out that Amber...

The Immigration Rules relating to Deportation cases The new Rules in paragraph 396.2 and 397 contain the provisions for deporting someone. It states that “It will only be in exceptional circumstances that the public interest in Deportation is...

At Danielle Cohen solicitors we focus on the relationship between the Immigration Rules which came into force on 9th July 2012 and domestic and European case law and Article 8 of the ECHR as they apply to cases involving deportations on the...