Read a summary of the discussion at the 2014 CaSE opinion forum on immigration which fed into our election briefings.
Over forty CaSE members and collaborators met with the Home Office in January 2014 at the offices of Fragomen, the world’s leading immigration law firm, to discuss on-the-ground experiences of UK immigration policy and its impact on the ability of these organisations to do their work.
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