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Wanted: Domain Appraisal ImmigrationCap in .com and .co.uk
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The ruling will have no impact on the introduction of a permanent cap, due to come into force in April.
“This ruling is about process not policy,” said Damian Green, immigration minister.
“The policy of having a limit has not been found to be unlawful.” FT
@Sound
Sell it to immigration solicitors
@binny
Who knows... If a solicitor gets even 10 clients out of 1.3K visits a months... Now it should be somehow made obvious for law firms.
The ruling will have no impact on the introduction of a permanent cap, due to come into force in April.
“This ruling is about process not policy,” said Damian Green, immigration minister.
“The policy of having a limit has not been found to be unlawful.” FT
@Sound
Sell it to immigration solicitors
@binny
Who knows... If a solicitor gets even 10 clients out of 1.3K visits a months... Now it should be somehow made obvious for law firms.
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