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Make it clear whether 10 year ILR rule would be retroactive or to newcomers

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Please clarify if the new ILR rules as prescribed in May 2024 white paper, specifically 10 year ILR rule would be applicable retroactively or to new comers.

Shabana Mahmood

Shabana Mahmood

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Make it clear whether 10 year ILR rule would be retroactive or to newcomers

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Please clarify if the new ILR rules as prescribed in May 2024 white paper, specifically 10 year ILR rule would be applicable retroactively or to new comers.

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28 reactions·100% agree
Shabana Mahmood

Shabana Mahmood

Home Secretary

Home Secretary

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Reasons for3
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