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Mahmood to set out changes to settlement rules for legal migrants

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Mahmood to set out changes to settlement rules for legal migrants
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The home secretary will lay out a revised proposal for changing when migrants can claim permanent residency later.

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  • Mahmood to set out changes to settlement rules for legal migrants.
  • The home secretary will lay out a revised proposal for changing when migrants can claim permanent residency later.
  • The home secretary will lay out a revised proposal for changing when migrants can claim permanent residency later.

The home secretary will lay out a revised proposal for changing when migrants can claim permanent residency later.

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