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IMMIGRATION RULES ON DEPORTATION

The rules determining who is eligible for deportation and when exceptions might be made

IMMIGRATION DIRECTORATE INSTRUCTIONS ON DEPORTATIONS

Internal guidance applied by Home Office officials

POLICY ON DEPORTING FAMILY MEMBERS OF FOREIGN CRIMINALS

Internal guidance applied by Home Office officials

OTHER POLICIES ON CRIMINALITY AND DETENTION

Full list of relevant internal guidance

ECB04: DEPORTEES

Entry clearance guidance on revocation of deportation orders

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Intention to resume contact with child not enough in deportation appeal

The Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of the Home Secretary in a deportation case, overturning an earlier decision in favour of a serious

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14th July 2026
BY Jasmine Quiller-Doust

Court of Appeal cautions against speculating too far into the future when assessing Article 3 risk

The Court of Appeal has allowed the Home Office’s appeal against the First-tier Tribunal judgment that deporting a Nigerian national with a serious mental health

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29th May 2026
BY Karen Staunton

Social security case looks at the interplay between deportation and entitlement to benefits

At what point in the deportation process does the entitlement to benefits cease where there is an appeal against the deportation decision? That was the

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19th May 2026
BY Alex Piletska

Can the Home Secretary deprive someone of citizenship based on inferences of criminal activity? SIAC says yes

The Special Immigration Appeals Commission (‘SIAC’) has dismissed the appeals of two Iraqi Kurdish men against citizenship deprivation and deportation. G4 and G5 were assessed

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27th March 2026
BY Joseph Maggs

Convicted murderer excluded from protection of Refugee Convention

The Court of Appeal has overturned a tribunal decision that a convicted murderer who was refused asylum over 20 years ago was entitled to refugee

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26th March 2026
BY Colin Yeo

Subjective fears of family members are relevant but not enough to prevent deportation

The Court of Appeal has ruled that the subjective, personal preferences of a partner do not constitute an exception to deportation. Subjective fears, such as

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18th March 2026
BY Parvez Anwar Pantho
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