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26 Plus News UK May 2016
EU referendum
Key Points
1. George Osborne joins forces with
Ed Balls and Vince Cable to push Remain
case
2. Donald Trump says he may not
have a "very good relationship" with
David Cameron if he becomes US
president
3. David Cameron says the poorest
The Immigration Bill has completed
its passage through Parliament to become
law.
Immigration bill has received Royal
Assent, introducing a series of reforms
to further crack down on illegal
migration. It will ensure that the
immigration system supports the best
interests of the UK and those who
play by the rules.
The Immigration Act 2016 will further
strengthen the immigration system
and make it harder than ever for
people who have no right to be in the
UK to live here.
The new measures will crack down
on the exploitation of low-skilled
workers by making it an offence to
employ illegal migrants, ensure that
only people living lawfully in the UK
can have access to services such as
UK bank accounts and rental accommodation
and increase powers to
make it easier to remove people who
have no right to be in the UK.
If you are here illegally, you
shouldn’t be entitled to receive the
everyday benefits and services available
to hard-working UK families
and people who have come to this
country legitimately to contribute.
Whether it is working, renting a flat,
having a bank account or driving a
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Mr Mohinder Singh Gill and they
had named the baby ‘Armaan’.
A name that has a beautiful’ blessed
meaning in many languages. In
Hindi it means a ‘Wish’ in Urdu it
means ‘Desire’ and in Arabic it
means ‘Hope’.
Baby ‘Armaan’ did not arrive without
a struggle. His parents had
waited for almost 5 decades of their
would be hit hardest by a UK exit
from the EU
4. Natalie Bennett says she is stepping
down as leader of the Green Party
5. MPs warn urgent action is needed
to combat deteriorating safety in prisons
in England and Wales
6. The referendum on the UK's membership
of the EU is on 23 June
Crack down on illegal migration
UK immigration Bill receives Royal Assent
car, the new immigration act will
help us to take tougher action than
ever before on those who flout the
law.
It will deter illegal migrants from trying
to reach the UK by preventing
them from accessing benefits or services
in this country and make it easier
for us to remove those with no
right to be here.
At the same time, it will help us
GIVING BIRTH AT 70+ IS THE MIRICLE THAT STEMS FROM ‘HOPE’
married life and two years of IVF
treatment for this great news and had
not lost hope.
They celebrated their joy as a couple
and the world watched in amazement
meanwhile questioning the ethics behind
older aged couples undergoing
treatments for fertility to have children.
Experts argue that complications
do arise in most cases as the
person conceiving reaches a higher
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tackle the exploitation of low-skilled
workers, create a fairer and more humane
detention system and offer the
vulnerable sanctuary.
The 2016 act includes a range of new
powers to:
• tackle illegal employment, including
a new offence of illegal
working
• prosecute rogue landlords and
agents who repeatedly fail to carry
age post 40, but there are success stories
too like this one.
Mr Gill commented to reporters by
saying, “People say what will happen
to the child once we die, but I have
full faith in God…He will take care
of everything”. Similarly Mrs Kaur
expressed her joy in these words, “I
feel blessed to be able to hold my
own baby. I had lost all hope of ever
becoming a mother…Everyone
out right to rent checks or fail to take
steps to remove illegal migrants from
their property
• immigration enforcement officers
will have new powers to search
individuals and properties and seize
identity documents if they suspect
someone to be here illegally
• electronically tag foreign national
offenders on immigration bail
• restrict the support we give to
people whose claims for asylum have
been rejected to those who are destitute
and face a genuine obstacle to
leaving the UK
• resettle unaccompanied children
impacted by the ongoing migration
crisis
• ensure all public employees
in customer-facing roles speak good
English
• impose a new skills levy on
businesses bringing migrant labour
into the country so we can reduce our
reliance on imported labour, and
boost the skills of young people in
the UK
The government has also committed
to place new limitations on the detention
of pregnant women and will introduce
regular bail hearings to
ensure those entering detention stay
there for the shortest period possible.
asked me to adopt a baby, but I never
wanted to. I had faith in the Almighty
Finally, I guess ‘where there is will
there will be a way’ so all of those in
hope of conceiving don’t lose hope
for that’s the one thing that can pull
you through. One can just wish that
baby ‘Armaan’ has a healthy and
fruitful life and his parent live the see
the fruits of their off-spring ‘Armaan’.