Watch here to see APPG on Migration Associate Lord German ask when the government will publish its response to the Brook House Inquiry.

Watch as Vice-Chair of the APPG on Migration, Baroness Lister, inquires about the measures the government are taking to guarantee the "consistent and robust" adherence to safeguards in immigration detention, as recommended in the Brook House Inquiry.

Instead of welcoming refugees fleeing war & persecution, the Government is outsourcing responsibility & offshoring people to Rwanda. Time for humane & workable solutions to deal with problems in our asylum system, not performative politics My speech in yesterday’s #RwandaBill

Join us and APPG on Migration in Parliament on Tuesday 30 April - 11am-12pm for the launch of our joint report on the effects of the UK migration system on poverty. We will hear from voices of both lived and professional experience. Click below to RSVP 👇 tinyurl.com/appgonpoverty

We have come together with APPG on Poverty to take a shared look at whether and how immigration and asylum policies are contributing to poverty in the UK. The findings of our joint inquiry will be shared at the official launch event next week. Register here eventbrite.co.uk/e/report-launc…

Asylum seekers in UK should have right to work after six months, MPs say dlvr.it/T6C4ry

Today marks the release of our joint report with APPG on Poverty on the effects of UK immigration, asylum and refugee policy on poverty. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who shared their insights and expertise with us. pic.x.com/on7moqrejv

📊 Our latest report exploring the relationship between immigration and poverty in the UK is out today. The Inquiry received 165K words of evidence, including 29K words from those with lived experience of the UK migration system. Read the report here: rampproject.org/news/the-effec…

Our migration system has destitution designed into it. How do we create a fairer and more effective system? Today's report we worked on with RAMP (Refugee, Asylum and Migration Policy) APPG on Poverty APPG on Poverty has clear recommendations that would benefit all society. Find out more: equalitytrust.org.uk/news/migration…

At the APPG on Poverty APPG on Migration launch we're hearing from Omar and Mary about their lived experiences of our system - Omar in particular about the impact the right to work had after the system's designed destitution. That's why the right to work should be given after 6 months

Mary is telling us about her experience of housing - the enormous impact getting a stable home and support had on her and her children's wellbeing. The system forced her and her children into poverty. The recommendations in this report would help 1000s, she says.

Today marks one year since the Brook House Inquiry revealed horrifying allegations of torture and degrading treatment in immigration detention. These shocking findings should have been a wake-up call. Me for PoliticsHome 👇 politicshome.com/thehouse/artic…

It's been 1 year since the Brook House Inquiry Report and our joint briefing with the APPG on Immigration Detention and Kate Eves. APPG on Migration members remain deeply engaged, and our co-Chair @OliviaBlake shared her reflections on the urgent need for reform.