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Migration
Church leaders renew calls for changes in migration policy
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Migration
Statement on Nationality and Borders Bill 2021
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Migration
Resettlement in the ‘New Plan for Immigration’
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Migration
Being Human in the Asylum System
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Advocacy – Introduction and CSAN priorities
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Migration
Care work hit by immigration changes
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Migration
Show your support to end indefinite detention

  Report from Jesuit Refugee Service UK (CSAN member charity) MPs have tabled amendments to the Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill that would introduce a 28-day time […]

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Migration
Statement on EU Citizens’ Settlement Scheme

Bishop Paul McAleenan, the lead Catholic Bishop for Migration and Asylum, has issued a statement on the government’s forthcoming Settlement Scheme for EU citizens living in the UK.

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Criminal Justice
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Migration
Inquiry: Hate Crime and its Violent Consequences

CSAN has responded to the Home Affairs Select Committee Inquiry into Hate Crime and its Violent Consequences.

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Migration
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Poverty
Government consultation on Immigration and Asylum Tribunal fees, 2016

Response to a Government consultation on the Immigration and Asylum Chamber.

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Migration
CSAN House of Lords Immigration Bill briefing

CSAN has made a submission to the Immigration Bill 2015, which extends provisions introduced by the Immigration Act 2014...

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Advocacy
Migration
Asylum seekers and the right to work action

CSAN has produced a submission on asylum seekers and the right to work. Many people are unaware that asylum seekers are prohibited by law from working. As it currently stands, more than 3,600 asylum seekers have been waiting more than six months for an initial decision on their cases and surviving on just over £5 a day.

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