Immigration, Nationality and Citizenship

Immigration, Nationality and Citizenship

Introduction

Case R. (On the Application of Limbu) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2008] EWHC 2261 (Admin), [2008] H.R.L.R. 48 Queen's Bench Division (Administrative Court) (30 September 2008) has been taken from the baili website. This case revolves around the issues and problems of Immigration, Nationality and Citizenship laws.

In order to reach compromise between both sides, we attend to think that illegal immigrants should and must be curbed because it is really unfair for those who have gone through the legal process to enter this country. The government should legalize more immigrants who deserve to be e part of this country. People who have worked in UK for years and have no criminal record, those who don't use any falsification documents to stay in this country and lower the price of becoming a naturalized citizen. In order to trust people who enter this country the government should focus more on a specific people thaw in all immigrants. It is wasting time and money focusing on wrong people which some of them has nothing to do with terrorism, economy etc. Although, both sides have to understand that one person can cause a major problems to this country. This is a country of opportunities for all the people that live in.

So, why not excepting more immigrants and make the process easier for them to become legal and work normal as any of Americans does. But, instead they have to go thru many documents, pay a dissent amount of money to just send the application to the Home Land Security Department. Fairly, they should become legal no matter what .So the population of America does not have to feel unsecure and crowded.

Discussion

The Court of six applications for judicial review in accordance with a day off in July 2008 J. Sullivan, five candidates are veterans of the Brigade of Gurkhas and the widow of a veteran such. Everyone has asked permission to come to the United Kingdom have moved into the background of military service with the Crown. In any case, this service is stopped before 1 July 1997. Each has been refused permission to enter at different points in December 2006 to February 2007, and each call, candidates and Immigration Tribunal (AIT), on the grounds that the decision was not in accordance with the Act and, in particular the Human Rights Act 1998. These ...