What we do Recent reforms have significantly changed the landscape for migrant groups in the UK, presenting greater risks to access to justice for those subject to immigration control. Our priority is to promote a fair and non-discriminatory immigration system through policy influencing and litigation. In recent years high-profile PLP cases have prevented regressive changes and/or improved legal protections across a range of migrants’ rights issues including indefinite detention, the legal aid residence test, and the right of access to the court for migrants facing removal from the UK. Read our Brexit research and briefing papers All of our research and briefings are available here on our resources page. Plus ça change? Brexit and the flaws of the delegated legislation system, Dr Joe Tomlinson and Alexandra SinclairWithdrawal Bill Agreement – Public Law Project briefingNo deal, no appeal: A draft amendment to the Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) BillEvidence to the Procedure Committee for its inquiry “Exiting the European Union: scrutiny of delegated legislation” Earlier Brexit-related Parliamentary briefing papers, including our previous work on the European Union Withdrawal Act, are listed below: Briefing for Legislators and Civil Society Organisations on the Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) BillReport Stage Briefing for Peers on the European Union (Withdrawal) BillSecond Reading Briefing for Peers on the European Union (Withdrawal) BillExit Day BriefingPLP’s evidence to the House of Lords Constitution Committee Inquiry into the Constitutional Implications of the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill Training and resources PLP has delivered training throughout England and Wales on Brexit statutory instruments and related issues such as Statutory Instruments which alter benefits entitlements for those with settled and pre-settled status. PLP has also delivered training throughout England and Wales on how the EUSS hub operates and how frontline organisations can work with us. If you would like to talk to us about our Brexit related Statutory Instruments or legislative scrutiny around the Brexit process, please contact Alexandra Sinclair, our Research Fellow in Brexit, Parliament and the Rule of Law, at [email protected] Page navigation ← Automation and digitalisation Welfare systems →