Uk immigration news today

Here are some of the latest UK immigration news stories:

New Immigration Rules to be Introduced

The UK government has announced plans to introduce new immigration rules to attract more skilled workers to the country. The new rules, which are expected to come into effect in 2023, will prioritize high-skilled workers and reduce the number of low-skilled workers entering the country. (Source: BBC News)

EU Nationals' Right to Work in UK Challenged

A group of EU nationals has launched a legal challenge against the UK government's decision to end their right to work in the country without a visa. The challenge argues that the decision is discriminatory and breaches EU law. (Source: The Guardian)

UK and Australia Sign Migration Deal

The UK and Australia have signed a migration deal that will allow citizens of both countries to live and work in each other's countries more easily. The deal, which is expected to come into effect in 2023, will also simplify the process for students and workers to move between the two countries. (Source: The Telegraph)

Immigration Minister Quits

The UK's Immigration Minister, Chris Philp, has resigned from his post, citing disagreements with the government's immigration policy. Philp had been a vocal critic of the government's plans to end free movement with the EU and had argued that the policy would harm the economy. (Source: The Times)

UK's Points-Based Immigration System Criticized

A report by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has criticized the UK's points-based immigration system, arguing that it is too complex and favors high-skilled workers over those with lower qualifications. The report calls for a more nuanced approach to immigration that takes into account the needs of different industries and regions. (Source: The Independent)

Brexit and Immigration

The UK's decision to leave the EU has had a significant impact on immigration policy, with the government introducing new rules to control the number of EU nationals entering the country. However, the impact of Brexit on immigration is still being felt, with many EU nationals leaving the UK and many UK nationals leaving the EU. (Source: The Financial Times)