Tuesday, 8 October 2013
UK Border Force Tighten Their Immigration Rules As New Bill Is Passed.
Foreigners will have to prove that they are entitled to be in the country before they are given access to GPs and hospitals, while foreign students will have to make a “contribution” to the health service. The measure will form the centrepiece of tough new legislation designed to reduce numbers entering the country and put pressure on illegal immigrants to leave. A senior government source said it was an attempt to target “people who have no right to be here”. Restricting access to the NHS is highly contentious politically. GPs will be told they have to check that people seeking to register with them are here legally and issue only time-limited “NHS numbers” — the proof of entitlement to free care — to those who do not have a permanent right to be in the country. The measures will be outlined in the Immigration Bill, which is due to be put before Parliament within days. Read the rest HERE.
Telegraph Uk.
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