Home Office 'too ready to find dishonesty' in immigration claims, court rules

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Judges allow test case appeals brought over department’s 'legally flawed' policy of refusing applications for leave to remain in UK on basis of 'discrepancies' in declared earnings

In the fourth, the principal reason was that decision letters did “not make a clear finding of dishonesty”.

 

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This fish rots from the head down.

Priorities are to party donors and tax dodgers

And yet they (the Government) appear to be inexplicitly much less discriminating when presented with the lies and illegalities of the Leave campaign

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