by Jason Tyler | 1st June 2020 | General, Immigration, Politics
Not only has the Government offered extended visa rights to 350,000 British National (Overseas) passport holders in Hong Kong – opening up “a pathway to future citizenship”… …But the Home Office has said that this pledge will apply to anyone...
by Jason Tyler | 26th May 2020 | Brexit, General, Immigration, Politics
Natalie Elphicke is MP for Dover. The Coronavirus pandemic is without doubt the most serious crisis of our lifetimes. Yet we cannot allow life to stand still while we battle the virus – especially as it is now starting to come under control. We must continue to...
by Jason Tyler | 24th May 2020 | General, Immigration, Politics
Bob Seely is the MP for the Isle of Wight. This coming week, China’s National Peoples’ Congress will approve – rubber stamp is perhaps a better term – a resolution to change the security apparatus and laws in Hong Kong. In doing so, they will undermine Hong...
by Jason Tyler | 23rd May 2020 | General, Immigration, Politics
Lord Green is President of MigrationWatch UK and a cross-bench peer. The government has, this week, easily won the first vote on their revised Immigration Bill. However, this first debate just scratched the surface of huge decisions affecting the future of our society...
by Jason Tyler | 22nd May 2020 | Brexit, General, Immigration, Politics
The conventional wisdom has been that with Conservative MPs in lockdown – and so scattered to the four winds – the Tory whips would have fewer disciplinary problems to manage. The opposite has turned out to be true, as the U-turn on the NHS surcharge...
by Jason Tyler | 22nd May 2020 | Brexit, General, Immigration, Politics
When he was MP for Dover, Charlie Elphicke campaigned energetically for action against the people-trafficking trade – knowing well from experience the impact it was having on his Dover constituency. And a business it certainly is, with the gangs concerned...
