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UK: The shadowy programme which allows migrants to be deported on suspicion alone

13 December 2015

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"Broadly speaking Nexus cases can be split into two categories. The first part of the operation is focused on the removal of people who are not entitled to be in the UK. There will, of course be straightforward scenarios where somebody has entered the country illegally and once identified by the operation is removed. But it has also been reported that some people are being removed simply for 'not exercising their treaty right to work or be self sufficient.'"

See the article: The shadowy programme which allows migrants to be deported on suspicion alone (politics.co.uk, link)

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