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Neglect, deflect, then scapegoat those you’ve exploited: that’s what passes for UK immigration policy | Nesrine Malik

The Guardian

Because these apparently vexingly high numbers are, to a large extent, the outcome of economic and political decisions that mean we invite immigrants to fill labour gaps that policymakers either did not anticipate, or ignored warnings about. Continue reading.

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Councils no longer getting additional payments for taking asylum-seeking children from hotels

Community Care

End of £15,000 payment per child A Home Office spokesperson said: “Due to the rise in dangerous small boats crossings, the government has had no alternative but to urgently use hotels to give unaccompanied asylum-seeking children arriving in the UK a roof over their heads.

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Government must fund £10.50 social care minimum wage, urge migration advisers

Community Care

The UK government must fully fund the introduction of a £10.50-an-hour minimum wage – at a cost of £2.1bn to the public purse – was necessary, it was not sufficient, the MAC said in a government-commissioned report on adult social care and immigration. While a £10.50 More follows…

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Councils unable to safeguard children subject to immigration control, finds study

Community Care

Councils in England are failing to protect children subject to immigration control, including by rarely recognising their poverty as a safeguarding issue, a study has found. The NRPF rule excludes most temporary migrants in the UK from access to benefits, homelessness assistance or social housing through their local authority.

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Home Office age assessment body opposed by BASW starts work

Community Care

It’s a sad fact that there have been cases of asylum-seeking adults pretending to be children to try and game the system, which presents a serious safeguarding risk,” said immigration minister Robert Jenrick.

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Government bar on overseas care staff bringing over families sparks workforce concerns

Community Care

Government plans to prevent overseas care staff from bringing family members with them to the UK risks worsening the sector’s already significant staff shortages. James Cleverly He also said the government suspected that there was “significant surplus demand” from overseas staff to work in the UK care sector.

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Unaccompanied children to be treated as adults – and detained – if they refuse scientific age checks

Community Care

Ministers successfully amended their Illegal Migration Bill this week to enable them to make regulations to classify those deemed to have entered the UK illegally who did not consent to an age check without reasonable grounds as aged 18 or over. This would likely cover the majority of unaccompanied claimants entering the UK after that time.