This blog has been written to try and explain what we know about these proposals as clearly as possible in a way that anyone affected by the asylum system can understand what the government’s plan would mean in real life, not just in policy terms.

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.

An overview of some of the key changes in the Immigration Rules that are likely to have the widest impact on our communities.

In this blog, we explain the proposed changes specifically to indefinite leave to remain (ILR), what’s new in the recent announcement by the Home Secretary, and what you can do next.

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.

An explainer on the one-in-one-out policy and how it operates for those subject to it.

The UK Government has paused refugee family reunion from 4 Sept 2025. Existing cases continue, but new applications must now use strict visa rules creating new barriers for safety and reunion.

What is the Bell Hotel Injuction? This blog explains what it is and what it means. We update our original blog with the latest decision from the Court of Appeal.

What you need to know about the changes to the move-on period for newly granted refugees and who is affected.

An update about changes impacting care workers. Showing how immigration rights have rapidly deteriorated over time.

Certified translations cost £30–£45 per page, but the Home Office gives no support. With legal aid now meeting only 43% of need, many people seeking asylum face impossible barriers to proving their case.