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Home secretary blames scandal on policies of successive governments
A rightwing, pro-Brexit politician could adopt a sensible immigration policy
‘State has let these people down,’ says home secretary
Britain faces question over immigration, identity and post-Brexit trade
Amber Rudd compares post-Brexit scheme for European nationals to shopping online
The UK needs a controlled but open system to attract investment and address shortages
Immigration ledgers strengthen cases of those whose landing slips were destroyed
Doubts over Britishness push Caribbean community to question their future in country
The Home Office has enforced policy in a rigid and rules-based way
The hounding of longstanding black residents highlights lasting xenophobia
‘Hostile environment’ policy risks same problems on larger scale after Brexit, warn experts
Neil Gorsuch risks conservative ire by voting to strike down deportation law
Legal uncertainty over Commonwealth migrants must be resolved
Home secretary concedes immigration officials ‘too concerned with policy’
As Britain barrels towards Brexit, it must settle the status of Commonwealth citizens
Collapse in services and surging violence sends desperate migrants to Colombia and Brazil
Germany and Sweden most popular targets for passport applications from UK
Policy to be set out after Brexit negotiations, home secretary tells MPs
Europeans seen as better qualified and more motivated than British counterparts
A personal tour through the violent currents of 20th-century China
The accord has reduced refugee flows and eased tensions within the bloc but deeper issues have been left unresolved
Refugees from Syria drop by 69%
Bloc could introduce stricter rules for travellers from countries branded unco-operative
