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ILR

British

abbreviation

indefinite leave to remain: an immigration status permitting a person to work or study in the UK without limit of time
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He said the MPs' concerns were more "fundamental" and the government should not proceed with any of the rule changes to ILR.

From BBC

But the ILR changes provoked the most ire.

From BBC

“That act really enforced what we think of today as an eight-hour workday and a basic 40-hour workweek,” says Ileen DeVault, professor of labor history at Cornell University’s ILR School.

From The Wall Street Journal

Speaking to the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme as Labour's autumn conference began in Liverpool, Sir Keir was asked whether he thought scrapping ILR was a racist policy.

From BBC

In an interview with the Sun on Sunday, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood suggested she wanted to look at changing the law to tighten rules around claiming ILR.

From BBC

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