PARLIAMENTARY WRITTEN QUESTION
Migrants: Deportation (11 January 2016)
Question Asked
Asked by:
Matthew Pennycook (Labour)
Answer
The Immigration Act 2014 provides that where individuals are informed that they have no leave they are removable without the need for a further decision.
Following related process changes individuals being removed from the UK may receive a removal decision which provides limited information about their removal. In many cases the Home Office also provides further details to individuals out of courtesy – this may include details of the specific flight they will be removed on. Information on notice of removal is published in Chapter 60 of the Enforcement Instructions and Guidance, available on the gov.uk website.
Published data is available for the period 6 April – 30 September 2015. In that period, 26,159 removal decisions were served on individuals, but records do not show how many of these were full or limited notice.
Answered by:
James Brokenshire (Conservative)
18 January 2016
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