This blog explains the different types of government documents you may see in asylum and immigration changes, and what each one actually does. It looks at the difference between announcements, consultations, laws, rules, guidance and court action, so it is easier to understand what has really changed.

This blog explains the latest changes to the move-on period for people who are granted refugee status and now have 42 days to move from asylum support to mainstream benefits.

Right to Remain have published a new Toolkit page on Section 3C leave explaining what it is, when it starts and ends, and how to prove your status while waiting for a Home Office decision or appeal. It includes real-life examples, practical steps if services refuse you, and a fill-in template letter.

We have launched our new Key Guide on Immigration Enforcement: Reporting and Raids to help our communities build power and protection against increasing use of enforcement.

Immigration detention cuts across both asylum and wider immigration issues and its impact is felt far beyond the person detained. We’ve updated and added new sections to our Key Guide on Immigration Detention to help better prepare and protect our communities.

In times when people cannot access the legal advice they need, our Toolkit is here: guidance on working with lawyers and a new Action Section on writing supporting letters to help someone’s case.

On 25 July 2025, the Home Office announced a “new” Failure to Travel policy aimed specifically at single adults seeking asylum who are currently living… Read more »

In a desperate attempt to appear tough on migration, the Labour government has announced a nationwide “blitz” on migrants suspected of working without the legal… Read more »

There has been another extension to the roll out of eVisas. As a result, people can still use expired BRP cards until 1 June for international travel. Keep reading to find out more.