2022-09-13 JHA Public Inquiry ARU subm FINAL 22.00.pdf (367.22 kB)
Submission to the Justice and Home Affairs Committee Committee’s Inquiry into ‘Family Migration’
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posted on 2023-08-30, 20:16 authored by Margaret Greenfields, Egle Dagilyte, Nicola Gillin, Chantal Radley, Imranali Panjwani, Anna Paraskevopoulou, Nick Caddick, David M. SmithThis submission to the Inquiry builds on several past and ongoing research and consultancy projects that focus on the areas of family policy in relation to international migration. We do not attempt to respond to all questions, but only those areas within our personal knowledge and expertise. In terms of geographic coverage, findings (differentiated within the text below by locality) relate to the UK-wide picture in terms of policy and reflects findings from studies undertaken across several regions (eg., Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire, Essex, London and Kent). Our response also includes the perspectives of UK Armed Forces veterans who currently reside in their home countries due to an inability to acquire British citizenship/the right to remain in the UK after leaving service.
The key contributions and proposals in this submission relate to the following questions:
i. Design of family migration law: questions 1, 2, 3.
ii. How family migration policies affect society: question 6.
iii. How migration policies affect families: question 7
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HM GovernmentPlace of publication
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Anglia Ruskin UniversityFile version
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2022-09-20Legacy Faculty/School/Department
Faculty of Health, Education, Medicine & Social CareNote
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