The government's drive to achieve its target of net migration of below 100,000 a year is producing some unintended consequences.

The damage being done to the UK's £8 billion higher education sector has already been given coverage on several occasions. But there are other victims of the recent...

The executives of Capita plc must have thought they'd won the lottery last September when the UK Border Agency awarded them a contract potentially worth £40m over four years to track down the estimated 174,000 people who were thought to have escaped the purview of immigration enforcement officials over the...

The news today that immigration backlogs are, in the opinion of the Home Affairs Select Committee, "spiralling out of control" will seem alarming to the large body of public opinion who had expected the coalition government to get some order into the management of migration.

The Select Committee...

Stewart Jackson's Ten Minute Rule motion to curb EU free movement rights passed the first hurdle on its way to becoming law. Let's hope no one in government seriously considers it as official policy.

Conservative MP Stewart Jackson continues his campaign against "barking mad" European Union law which...