Immigration: Pausing the Hostile Environment Debate
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Immigration: Pausing the Hostile Environment
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Caroline Nokes
It is absolutely right that, at a time when we were looking very closely at whether anybody of the Windrush cohort had been negatively impacted, we paused flights to the Caribbean. It is important, going forward, that we look at those flights with utmost rigour, and we are determined to do so.
John Woodcock (Barrow and Furness) (Ind)
In a Westminster Hall debate on 13 June, the Minister said that no one had successfully judicially reviewed the Government under paragraph 3225 of the immigration rules. Was that accurate, and have any cases been settled out of court?
Caroline Nokes
If the hon. Gentleman looks in the Library, he will find that I have provided clarification on that matter.