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Speech in Westminster Hall - Mon 30 Apr 2018
Minors Entering the UK: 1948 to 1971

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Speech in Westminster Hall - Mon 30 Apr 2018
Minors Entering the UK: 1948 to 1971

"I am one of the second generation of Windrush; my parents came in 1954. I really do not understand why people have to prove that they live in this country when they have children aged 30 or older and probably have grandkids, too. Why are we talking about having to …..."
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Written Question
Immigrants: Detainees
Wednesday 13th December 2017

Asked by: Eleanor Smith (Labour - Wolverhampton South West)

Question to the Home Office:

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what the maximum amount of time is that a person can be detained in an immigration removal centre.

Answered by Brandon Lewis

Although there is no fixed time limit on immigration detention in the UK, case law is clear that, to be lawful, detention must last no longer than is reasonably necessary to achieve the purpose for which it was authorised, must not be unduly prolonged and, in relation to removal, there must be a realistic prospect of removal within a reasonable period of time. Published Home Office policy is clear that detention must only be used for the shortest period necessary.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/offender-management


Speech in Commons Chamber - Tue 18 Jul 2017
Drugs Policy

"I am proud to address the Chamber as the newly elected representative of the people of Wolverhampton South West. Whether they voted for me or for the Conservative, Liberal Democrat or Green party representative, I will endeavour to represent them in the House to the best of my ability. I …..."
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