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Immigration

Asked if we were looking into Article 8 of the Human Rights Act to tackle immigration issues, the PMDS said this was true and, as the Home Office had set out, Article 8 did not give an absolute right to remain here. She added we would continue to remove those who broke the rules and tried to play the system. We were also going to consult on the family route shortly and look at what requirements we should place on foreign nationals who wished to establish a family life in the UK.

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