From: roger@hayter.org 
  
 On 22 Sep 2025 at 16:43:52 BST, "Jon Ribbens"  
 wrote: 
  
 > On 2025-09-22, Ottavio Caruso  wrote: 
 >> In view of the recent statements from Farage and co., I'd like to ask: 
 >> 
 >> 1) Can the UK Parliament change (not revoke [1], that's a different 
 >> story) an existing status of ILR, so that that holder of ILR will be 
 >> asked to re-apply? And if somebody challenged that in court, would they 
 >> have any ground? 
 >> 
 >> 2) If existing ILR's had a stipulation that the holder has unlimited 
 >> access to welfare at the same terms and conditions as a UK citizen, can 
 >> the UK Parliament remove this access to welfare? And if somebody 
 >> challenged that in court, would they have any ground? 
 > 
 > UK Parliament can make any law it likes, including saying that all 
 > existing holders of ILR must be shot on sight. 
  
 Some laws might be incompatible with human rights law;  but Parliament has 
 merely to state in the Act that they recognise this or, strategically, 
 revoke 
 the HRA and relevant treaties. 
  
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