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    • Examines the immigration journey of individuals from the Philippines to the UK.
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    • To analyze the potential future immigration status of migrants in the UK.
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    • Case study analysis of an individual migrant's situation.
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    • The findings suggest a limited long-term residency prospect for certain migrant groups.

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    • UK immigration policies may lead to the departure of migrants who arrived in 2012.
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