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These recent immigration changes to indefinite leave to remain are creating a hostile and unfair environment, including for nurses and social care workers, who contribute to the fabric of our society. The Government must reconsider these cruel policies before they cause even more harm.

Imran Hussain MP

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Extending the route to indefinite leave to remain is counterproductive in an overstretched workforce. Applying it retrospectively to those who’ve worked here for years is a disgrace - it is unfair & dehumanising. I'm calling for these changes to be stopped immediately.

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