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What Does it Mean to Belong? Lived Experience Reflections on Earned Settlement

Immigration, Lived Experience, NRPF, Westminster /

What Does it Mean to Belong? Lived Experience Reflections on Earned Settlement Proposals For many of us (members of the NRNE Lived Experience Group) belonging is not something that begins when a settlement application is approved. It happens every day through our relationships, work, families, and participation in community life. We are parents, carers, workers, students,

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What Does the Data Say? Insight into the Home Office Immigration System Statistics

Consultation, Immigration, money debt and employment, NRPF, Policy, Research, Westminster /

What Does the Data Say? Insight into the Home Office Immigration System Statistics Release (YE June 2026) Our briefing pulls together the latest Home Office immigration statistics and breaks down what they mean for the asylum system as a whole, for Scotland, and with a particular focus on the North East. We’re planning to make

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Employment Support for the Excluded: Our Submission to the Work and Pensions Committee

Consultation, Immigration, money debt and employment, NRPF, Policy, Research, Westminster /

Employment Support for the Excluded Our Submission to the Work and Pensions Committee On the 31st of August, we submitted to the Work and Pensions Committee’s consultation: ‘Local delivery of employment support‘. This presented us with the opportunity to discuss at length how migrants with No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) are disadvantaged in terms

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Scrutinising the Immigration and Asylum Bill: Our Submission to the JCHR

Asylum, Consultation, Immigration, NRPF, Policy, Research, Westminster /

Scrutinising the Immigration and Asylum Bill Our Submission to the Human Rights (Joint Committee) On the 1st of September 2026, we submitted formal evidence to the Joint Committee on Human Rights’ scrutiny of the Immigration and Asylum Bill 2026. In this submission we set out why we do not consider the Bill compatible with the

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No Recourse to Public Facts: NRPF, The Media, and Misinformation

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No Recourse to Public Facts NRPF, The Media, and Mis/Dis/Malinformation Public understanding of migration is, by most available measures, badly out of step with reality. Polling consistently finds that a majority of the British public fail to agree on or identify objectively true statements and trends in the migration domain; for example, most believe net

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Opposing Reforms to Asylum Support: Our Submission to the Home Office

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Opposing Asylum Reforms Our Submission to the Home Office On 4 June 2026, we submitted our response to the Home Office consultation on reforming asylum support and enforcing family returns. We strongly oppose all the proposals and believe that conversations had on the asylum system should focus on expanding support and increasing the dignity of

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