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Don Flynn, 13 June 2016
 
In the world we live in today immigration is not a tap you can turn on or off at will. We look at a new book that helps us understand how it fits in with emergence of global labour markets, and won't be easily banished by any easily-applied anti-immigrant measure.
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Migration Pulse
 
Jill Rutter, 8 June 2016
 
The European football championships in France offer the chance for England supporters to come together and unite their communities, argues Jill Rutter
 
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News
 
The current London Plan is coming up for renewal and provides a unique opportunity for our sector to engage in the policy development process that will have a 20-25 years life. To miss the opportunity to represent migrant community interests in planning the spaces where we live and work would be a mistake. Read more here.
 
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The UK government should, among other things,  review its asylum policy in order to help unaccompanied and separated children reunite with their family from both in and outside the UK, says a new report.
 
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 Immigration lawyers are seeing a rise in the number of requests for UK citizenship from European Economic Area (EEA) citizens ahead of the EU referendum, reports the Solicitors Journal.
 
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UK Visas & Immigration has published lists of local councils that offer help with checking applications for British Citizenship.
 
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Unaccompanied migrant children in Sweden are experiencing delays and difficulties in getting critical care and support.
 
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Regardless of the policies that apply to EU migration in a Brexit scenario, the tens of thousands net migration target is unlikely to be met under current economic circumstances says a new commentary from Oxford University's Migration Observatory,
 
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Forty-three people were detained for more than 2 years and a child was incarcerated for over 3 months, according to the latest official figures. The number of people detained in the 12 months up to March 2016 rose by 4%.
 
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People are avoiding regulation as immigration advisers by "purportedly acting as McKenzie Friends", the Office of the Immigration Services Commissioner (OISC) has warned.
 
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Latin Elephant, a charity that promotes ways of including migrant and ethnic groups – particularly Latin Americans – in London's urban change has published The Case for London's Latin Quarter.
 
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The Home Secretary has asked the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) to find out if there is a need for non-European Economic Area primary and secondary teachers in Mandarin, computer science and design & technology to be included in the list of shortage professions.
 
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The British Red Cross has reacted strongly to claims in a Scottish newspaper that Olivier Mondeke Monongo, a former refugee from the Republic of Congo, had his citizenship application turned down by the Home Office because he had not disclosed his volunteering work with British Red Cross and Bridgeton Citizens Advice Bureau in Glasgow.
 
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A new study shows that press portrayals match public perceptions of migrants, with "illegal immigrants" and "failed asylum seekers" as predominant depictions in broadsheet and tabloid newspapers.
 
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Details of the latest jobs, internships and volunteering opportunities in the sector can be seen here.
   
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