Review settlement routes for long-term adult residents in UK since childhood
Review the settlement and citizenship pathway for those born or raised in the UK from childhood. We believe many fall outside current routes due to law changes. The review should consider adding a new pathway resembling the Windrush scheme, giving rights to live, work, and contribute.
Shabana Mahmood
Home Secretary
Similar motions
Scrap route to ILR for children born in the UK with 7 years continuous residence
Maintain the current 5-year route to (ILR) for Senior Carers & Care Assistants
Keep 5 Year ILR route for people who came to UK in 2023 or later
Treat students without ILR as Home students after 3 years’ UK residence
Review Current Provision of Safe and Legal Routes for Asylum Seekers to the UK
Review settlement routes for long-term adult residents in UK since childhood
Review the settlement and citizenship pathway for those born or raised in the UK from childhood. We believe many fall outside current routes due to law changes. The review should consider adding a new pathway resembling the Windrush scheme, giving rights to live, work, and contribute.
Similar motions
Scrap route to ILR for children born in the UK with 7 years continuous residence
Maintain the current 5-year route to (ILR) for Senior Carers & Care Assistants
Keep 5 Year ILR route for people who came to UK in 2023 or later
Treat students without ILR as Home students after 3 years’ UK residence
Review Current Provision of Safe and Legal Routes for Asylum Seekers to the UK