United Kingdom · Record · Petition
Petition 751508
Stop applying new immigration rules retroactively to existing refugees
Introduced
22 November 2025
Last action
22 November 2025 · Petition
Status
8 signatures
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Subjects
Asylum
Source updated
17 December 2025
Summary
We ask the Government to ensure that new immigration and ILR rules are not applied retrospectively to refugees who already arrived in the UK. People who entered the UK under previous rules should continue under the system they were initially assessed with. Applying new immigration rules retroactively would unfairly punish refugees who have already built their lives in the UK, followed the legal process, and contributed to their communities. Retrospective law changes undermine legal certainty, stability, and trust in the immigration system.
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22 November 2025
Petition
We ask the Government to ensure that new immigration and ILR rules are not applied retrospectively to refugees who already arrived in the UK. People who entered the UK under previous rules should continue under the system they were initially assessed with. Applying new immigration rules retroactively would unfairly punish refugees who have already built their lives in the UK, followed the legal process, and contributed to their communities. Retrospective law changes undermine legal certainty, stability, and trust in the immigration system.
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- Official source: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/751508
- Open data entity: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/751508.json
- uk · pet-751508 · source updated 17 December 2025