US EditionNot yet settled? Assessing the government’s new policy on indefinite leave to remain
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Not yet settled? Assessing the government’s new policy on indefinite leave to remain
The government outlined wide-ranging reforms to work, study and family routes, with the intention of bringing down net migration following a post-pandemic surge in numbers. This job has been made substantially easier by last week’s figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), which revealed that net migration fell by half between 2023 and 2024, largely as a result of changes made under the previous government. A number of the proposals…
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