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Immigration weekly highlights—13 July 2023

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Published on: 13 July 2023

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Table of contents

UK immigration control and how it works
Immigration cases 2023—January to June review
FCDO to increase sanctions against Iran
MPs reject Lords amendments to Illegal Migration Bill
Government responds to Constitution Committee’s report on Illegal Migration Bill
Home Office responds to recommendations in Domestic Abuse Commissioner’s report
Commons Library publishes research briefing on sanctions against Russia
EHRC and Home Office extend legal agreement to improve equality practices
Sponsored work
Spotlight on post-Brexit football

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Welcome to the 13 July 2023 highlights from the Immigration team, which provides links to key news stories from the last week, as well as a round-up of new and updated content in Immigration.

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