Sentences with phrase «then immigration minister»

Some asylum seekers who would have received temporary comprehensive federal health coverage in the past were barred from such assistance last year when then immigration minister Jason Kenney adjusted eligibility.

The document was prepared by Hugh Ind, the director general of the Home Office's immigration enforcement agency, in June last year and copied to Rudd and Lewis, the then immigration minister, as well as several senior civil servants and special advisers.

Seventeen months later Goldsmith wrote to then immigration minister Damian Green about the case.

When debating the introduction of criminal sanctions, James Brokenshire, the then immigration minister, insisted that the Home Office evaluation found no hard evidence of discrimination.

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On a trip to California that year, then Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Jason Kenney posed in front of the hoarding, flashing a thumbs - up.

Alexander, the former immigration minister, said that decision was triggered when an Iranian, whom he described as an «Iranian state representative,» showed up at Toronto's Pearson International Airport with a diplomatic passport from St. Kitts and said he had come to meet then prime minister Stephen Harper.

Ms Pays was previously criticised for allowing police to search the offices of then - shadow immigration minister Damian Green.

He is then asked about the AV referendum and a possible election pact to fill the seat that was taken away from former immigration minister Phil Woolas.

As then Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Jason Kenney said in the House about the bill enacting the RAD: «It would create for the first time a full and fact - based appeal at the refugee appeal division.»

I put it to Lord Bach that in his time at the MoJ there were a number of politically controversial cases, such as those over the treatment of Afghan detainees and the Gurkha immigration cases, that led to disagreements between ministers and the Legal Services Commission, which then administered legal aid: «We (he and Jack Straw, the then Lord Chancellor) resisted pretty well,» he says, the requests to interfere in such cases, «but it's not the sort of pressure a minister should be put under.

At a post-arrest press conference, then - immigration minister Jason Kenney said Muhammad's capture validated the controversial new Wanted list.

[211] In June 2005, the then Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs had confirmed that the government remained committed to establishing representative bodies at the regional level:

The then Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, Senator Vanstone, observed that:

In June 2005, the then Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs confirmed that the government remained committed to establishing representative bodies at the regional level: