The Illegal Migration Bill | ‘Community Policy Speaks’ Podcast Episode 9
The Community Policy Forum Podcast is back!
In our first episode of the year, we explore the Illegal Migration Bill. What are the origins of the bill, why is it considered problematic, and how can it be contextualised within the Government’s wider anti-refugee policies?
Featuring:
- Tommy Sheppard: SNP MP for Edinburgh East
- Julia Tinsley-Kent: Policy & Strategic Communications Manager at the Migrants’ Rights Network
- Hattie Nelligan: International Relations Student at the University of St Andrews
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