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New Legal Advice Service for Immigration Detainees

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CountryUnited Kingdom
Operative dateJune 1, 2022
CategoryOther
Policy toolOther

Policy effect

A new mechanism was implemented allowing individuals detained in police custody under immigration enforcement powers to access legal advice.

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Last updated: 1 June 2022 — See all updates This news article was withdrawn on 26 August 2026 No longer current government policy/activity. Two policewomen on patrol Individuals detained in police custody under immigration powers have a new service to access legal advice, starting on 1 June 2022. The Immigration Police Station Advice (IPSA) service is replacing the Immigration Telephone Advice (ITA) service. What does this mean for providers? The change is likely to mean more work for face to face immigration providers. Providers calling the Defence Solicitor Call Centre (DSCC) will need to listen carefully to the options they are presented with before connecting to an operator as these have changed. Why is this happening now? We need to ensure there is a new service to continue helping individuals detained in police custody under immigration powers. This is replacing the ITA contract which came to an end on 31 May 2022. How will the new service work? Detainees will be entitled to call-backs under the IPSA service to help them understand: what may happen next likely detention timescales how to access their nearest face to face immigration solicitor Clients will then have the option of …
UK Governmentwww.gov.uk. New Legal Advice Service for Immigration Detainees. Effective 2022-06-01.Open official source
Retrieved from https://www.gov.uk/government/news/civil-news-changes-to-immigration-advice-in-police-stations

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