the Home Department
Questions answered by this department
- The Home Secretary has said that anyone exploiting or abusing the system must be penalised, and I suspect the whole Hous
- I thank the Home Secretary for her leadership on this issue. In the Lake district, due to housing shortages, there is a
- I am aware that businesses not offering high-quality employment, such as mini-marts, barber shops, vape shops and nail b
- I thank my right hon. Friend for her statement. Could she consider the disparity that sometimes arises across the UK in
- In August last year the Government admitted that they had no idea how many people who came in on care worker visas were
- I welcome the principle of earned settlement, whereby contribution to our society is rewarded, and it is right that we r
- I commend my right hon. Friend for consulting so widely in developing the earned settlement proposals and for listening
- I thank the Home Secretary for her statement. The previous Conservative Government’s approach to net migration can at be
- I welcome the Home Secretary’s recognition of the crucial work done by overseas care workers. Does she agree not only th
- I supported the Home Secretary’s original proposals and the tougher measures she has been taking since she came into pos
- I broadly welcome the principle that permanent residency in our United Kingdom must be properly earned. The Home Secreta
- I welcome the fair solution for existing migrant care workers, because they did nothing but respond to a need for their
- Although I welcome the earned progression model, it is disappointing that the Home Secretary has watered down her origin
- I will read the detail in the consultation, but I am concerned about retrospective changes because our word should be ou
- The 2009 Gurkha justice campaign, spearheaded by Joanna Lumley, achieved settlement rights for British Army Gurkha veter
- It is weeks since I wrote to the immigration Minister, but I have not had a response—out of generosity of spirit, I will