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UK Immigration Rule Change Could Lead To Mass Teachers, Charity Workers & NHS Staff Deportation.

Posted on March 7, 2016March 7, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

Theresa May will not attend a debate in Parliament on Monday afternoon designed to scrutinise one of her most controversial changes to immigration rules, The Independent can reveal. The Home Secretary has been urged to rethink a £35,000 pay threshold for skilled migrant workers that could see tens of thousands of teachers, charity workers, NHS staff and tech entrepreneurs deported from Britain if they fail to make enough money. The debate is being held in…

New Deportation Rules For ‘Broke’ Zimbabwean Migrants In UK

Posted on January 18, 2016January 18, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

ZIMBABWEANS in the United Kingdom earning less than £35,000 per annum after living in that country for more than five years face deportation. The latest development is in line with the new UK immigration regulations that are set to be effected in April. The new earnings threshold of £35,000 is applicable to non-European Union (EU) migrants. Zimbabweans, particularly those in low skilled jobs, are among those that will be affected when the changes take…

UK :Vapostori Parents Jailed After Baby Dies Because Of Extreme Religious Beliefs

Posted on November 11, 2015 by newzimbabwevision

AN ’emaciated’ baby died after her parents left her in the care of a churchgoer with ‘supernatural healing powers’ because their extreme religious beliefs banned modern medicine. Brian Kandare, 29, was jailed nine and half years and Precious Kandare, 37, was sentenced to eight years in prison after admitting the manslaughter of eight-month-old Rebecca, who died from pneumonia in January last year. She stopped breathing at her parents’ Apostolic Church of God, where a 20-strong congregation…

UK Immigration Law Update, Some Good News

Posted on November 4, 2015November 4, 2015 by newzimbabwevision

AT last, a bit of good news for some has come from the UK Home Office. The statement of Changes in Immigration Rules HC535 was announced on 29th October 2015 to introduce further changes to Immigration Law. If there is one thing that Home Secretary Theresa May has done very well, it is never running out of ideas on how to change the UK’s Immigration Laws. She just keeps churning out these changes whenever it…