Immigration Law



Immigration Law

Case 1

Introduction

According to the article 8 of the European convention on human rights a family life is not established between an adult child and his surviving parent other siblings unless something more exists than normal emotional ties. Keeping in view this sentence it is important to examine what ties comprise a family? Is it not only about parents, and spouses and it can extend to other relationships like aunts and sisters The English family law concerns the authorities and agencies which influence the outcome of private disputes involving the family ties. Recently the British government has introduced a new system for controlling the entry of non-EU foreigners in national territory, the so-called point system, which limits the possibility of entry only to skilled workers in sectors where the country needs labour . The goal is to get more skilled workforce. New residents must also be able to speak English, be able to meet its commitments and obey the laws. Under the new measures that the employer wants to employ an alien must demonstrate that they have first offered the post in Britain. British citizens on foreign soil are numerous and immigration has made a strong contribution to the economy, however, it presents itself as a phenomenon increasingly difficult and complex management.

Deportation and Removal

Both deportation and removal have in common expressions that refer to the order of output and orders in this regard taken by the state on a foreigner. The expulsion of a foreigner is a right that arises as a consequence of the right of states to admit or not in its territory to foreigners.

Deportation refers to the alteration or modification of violation migration conditions subject to which this result abroad that this is bound to leave the country. These circumstances must be communicated to the Secretary of the Interior by the companies, institutions or persons having in their service, or under foreign economic dependence (Article 61 of the General Law of Population). There may be various reasons for deportation. However, the most common deportation need arise when the immigrant who does not process obtaining the Permanent Resident status, leave the country within the period stipulated by the Ministry of the Interior. Following are few other reasons of deportation:

When the immigrants do not obey the order as the Secretary of the Interior for them to leave the country within the deadline.

When they are engaged in illegal or dishonest activities.

For example, Chindamo v Secretary of State (2007), Chimondo, 26, even though born in Italy and Italian citizen, has lived in the UK since the age of six . He was 15 when in 1995 he stabbed Philip Lawrence, who tried to protect another pupil at the gate of his school in West London. He is currently serving life terms, and the Government of the United Kingdom intends to use is a genuine and sufficiently serious threat to the fundamental interest of society tried to deport him. Here one can quote ECHR of article ...