Home secretary to make some migrants wait 10 years or more for right to settle in UK
MPs say Shabana Mahmood’s new rules risk staff shortages in health and social care and second Windrush scandal Shabana Mahmood will announce sweeping new…
MPs say Shabana Mahmood’s new rules risk staff shortages in health and social care and second Windrush scandal Shabana Mahmood will announce sweeping new rules on Monday on how long legal migrants must wait for settlement in the UK, with most likely to wait a decade and some up to 15 years.
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- United Kingdom · Europe
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- UK, Shabana Mahmood, Windrush, Angela Rayner
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- Lifestyle
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