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Research Fellow - Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) | Working on Migration and Race.
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A classroom of children dies every day in Gaza. Yet since the war started in October 2023, only 80 children have been granted visas to come to the UK. ✏️
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writes about the need for a Gaza Family Visa Scheme 👇
www.opendemocracy.net/en/uk-gaza-f...
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The UK must introduce Gaza Family Visa as it did for Ukraine
With dozens of children dying in Gaza every day, the UK must show the same flexibility it demonstrated in past crises
https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/uk-gaza-family-visa-scheme-ukraine-war-israel-keir-starmer/
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Lucy Mort
6 months ago
This time last week I spoke at the Home Affairs Select Committee about fixing our asylum accommodation system. We urgently need to shift power regionally and locally, improve safeguarding, and move away from mass sites - towards community solutions that work for everyone.
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ICYMI: A fantastic piece by my colleague
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www.ippr.org/articles/cit...
When public confidence in immigration is shaped as much by perception as reality, Labour has a choice: follow the race to the bottom or build a system that strengthens communities - not fracture them.
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7 months ago
3️⃣The government must also take steps to ensure that providers of family services are better equipped to help migrant families understand and take up the entitlements they are eligible for. Read the full report:
www.praxis.org.uk/news/report-...
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Report Launch: Every Child is Equal — Praxis
Praxis and the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) reveal the harmful impacts of being excluded from childcare support on migrant families in the new report - Every Child is Equal, Bridging...
https://www.praxis.org.uk/news/report-launch-every-child-is-equal
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Praxis, for migrants and refugees
7 months ago
REVEALED: A huge 30% of migrant parents not using childcare are struggling to make ends meet. Our new report with
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is out now and here’s what you need to know 🧵 Authors
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🚨 Today, we publish new research that lays bare the scale of child poverty in migrant families. 46% of children in families with non-UK born parents live in poverty - almost double the rate for other children. The govt cannot tackle child poverty without tackling issues in our migration system. 🧵⬇️
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7 months ago
⏰ | NEW REPORT: No child should grow up in hardship due to their parents’ immigration status, but nearly half of children in the UK with parents born abroad are living in poverty.
@amreenqureshi.bsky.social
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explore the solutions 👇
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Hidden hardships: The immigration system and child poverty | IPPR
In 2022/23 it was estimated that 4.3 million children live in relative poverty, and this number has risen in recent years. Among those disproportionately i
https://www.ippr.org/articles/hidden-hardships
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Praxis, for migrants and refugees
7 months ago
BREAKING: We screened a message from migrant parents across Westminster. Hostile immigration rules enforced by this Govt. drive children into poverty. 🔊End child poverty, for EVERY child. Scrap No Recourse to Public Funds. Make sure they know, we won’t let this go. Share now.
youtu.be/0d9YPGlFzC0
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BREAKING: Migrant parents screen video message across Westminster
YouTube video by Praxis, for Migrants and Refugees
https://youtu.be/0d9YPGlFzC0
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8 months ago
🌍 | NEW REPORT: In the face of Brexit barriers, potential Trump tariffs, and global economic turbulence, the government is developing a new trade strategy. In this paper we set out a blueprint to rebuild, protect, and grow the UK's exports.
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http://www.ippr.org/articles/towards-a-uk-trade-strategy
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10 months ago
New ONS figures show net migration of 728,000 in year ending June 2024, a drop of 178,000 compared to year earlier. But ONS revisions mean estimates of recent net migration are higher than previously thought, reaching peak of 906,000 in the year ending June 2023.
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10 months ago
📈 Figures released today show net migration is coming down but the government still faces tough choices when it comes to immigration. 📚 Read
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10 months ago
Today's immigration stats indicate that new salary thresholds for Skilled Workers are starting to bite. Most strikingly, there was a 70% fall in Skilled Worker visa grants in hospitality sector between Q2 and Q3 of 2024. This sector is generally low-paid so impact expected to be larger.
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Lucy Mort
10 months ago
This ep of File on 4 is well worth a listen. It features people who feared for their lives when rioters targeted hotels in the summer & highlights
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analysis that finds the cost of asylum accom has more than doubled pp in just 5 years from £17k to £41k.
www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...
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File on 4 - The Asylum Business - BBC Sounds
What is the government’s plan to stop the use of asylum hotels? File on 4 investigates.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0025cnn?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile
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Lucy Mort
10 months ago
The asylum stats reiterate the fact that too many people are still stuck in woeful hotels. This is costing the gov't a hell of a lot and is no good at all for people living in them. We need local & regional bodies to be put in the driving seat - getting people out of hotels and into communities.
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Today's migration stats release shows that net migration is coming down, and we expect a further substantial fall in the next set of figures. Regarding asylum figures, the backlog remains too high, and the costs of asylum accommodation continue to be eye-watering.
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