The i Paper, on UK Politics, 14 November 2026

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Indefinite leave to remain changes are upsetting - I have to wait another seven years

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The i Paper reports the Government's changes to indefinite leave to remain through two young migrants who now face longer waits, and attributes Mahmood's case that settlement should be earned to her. The article states plainly what the policy does and who it affects, and tells the reader the Home Office was approached for comment.

What it gets right

  • “the time those on low salaries must wait before being eligible for settled status was doubled”

    The article states plainly what the policy does and who it affects, with no loaded language about migrants.

  • “The Home Office has been approached for comment.”

    The article tells the reader the department responsible was asked to respond.

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