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Glasgow welcome: campaigners call for Scottish alternative to Patel’s ‘anti-refugee’ bill
Glasgow City Council should restart the asylum dispersal programme and make the case for an alternative to policies offered by
Emails reveal Scottish ministers snubbed by Priti Patel over immigration raid
A series of urgent emails from the heart of the Scottish Government on the day of a Home Office immigration
Poverty tsar calls for Home Office accountability over asylum support crisis
The Home Office must be held to account for the hardship it has caused asylum seekers, left without food or
Children’s commissioner calls for ‘urgent review’ of asylum mother and baby unit
Scotland’s Children and Young People’s Commissioner has written to the Home Office’s housing provider demanding it “urgently
Refugee campaigners warn dawn raids must not become a ‘de facto eviction’ tactic
Refugee campaigners are calling for assurances that dawn raids will not be used as a “de facto eviction” tactic by
Hundreds of asylum seekers still housed in hotels
Almost 400 asylum seekers are still being housed in budget hotels rooms by Home Office contractor Mears – and living on
Concerns raised over ‘cramped and stressful’ asylum unit for mothers and babies
Asylum seeking women with babies in Glasgow have spoken out about stressful conditions after being moved from flats into cramped
FFS explains: Immigration and emigration after Brexit
The end of the Brexit transition period means new rules will be in place for Scots living in the EU,
Police Scotland role in ‘hostile environment’ questioned
Police Scotland’s role in the enforcement of the Home Office’s “hostile environment” policy has been questioned, after new
‘All I could see was water’: Asylum journeys across the channel
Ali, a 27-year-old asylum seeker from Iran, was finally in a boat that worked. At 4am, along with around 15
Asylum in crisis: stories from inside the ‘broken system’
Pictures by Angela Catlin. Anthony is jumping from one excited four-year-old foot to the other, as if to keep his
Asylum charities spending tens of thousands to plug Home Office gaps
Refugee charities and grassroots organisations supporting asylum seekers have spent tens of thousands of pounds in a matter of months