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Refugee Family Reunion Bill: 16 March 2018 In March 2018 we saw a step forward for refugees in the UK who are desperate to be reunited with their families. Restrictive government rules are leaving refugees isolated, traumatised and alone in the UK, knowing that the people they love still face untold dangers in other countries. But on 16 March 2018, 129 MPs supported a Bill that will help keep families together, by proposing important changes to the rules that allow refugee families to reunite in the UK. This isn't the final step. We need more pressure than ever to make sure that the changes to refugee family reunion rules become reality – and to help people rebuild their lives so they can have safe futures together. The following 131 MPs voted in favour of the Refugee Family Reunion Bill on 16 March 2018 • The Rt Hon Diane Abbott MP - Labour Party - Hackney North and Stoke Newington • Ms Debbie Abrahams MP - Labour Party - Oldham East and Saddleworth • Ms Rushanara Ali MP - Labour Party - Bethnal Green and Bow • Ms Hannah Bardell MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Livingston • Ms Mhairi Black MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Paisley and Renfrewshire South • The Rt Hon Ian Blackford MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Ross, Skye and Lochaber • Ms Kirsty Blackman MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Aberdeen North • Mr Paul Blomfield MP - Labour Party - Sheffield Central • Sir Peter Bottomley MP - Conservative Party - Worthing West • Ms Deidre Brock MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Edinburgh North and Leith • Mr Alan Brown MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Kilmarnock and Loudoun • Ms Lyn Brown MP - Labour Party - West Ham • Ms Karen Buck MP - Labour Party - Westminster North • Mr Richard Burden MP - Labour Party - Birmingham, Northfield • Ms Dawn Butler MP - Labour Party - Brent Central • Ms Ruth Cadbury MP - Labour Party - Brentford and Isleworth • Mr Dan Carden MP - Labour Party - Liverpool, Walton • The Rt Hon Alistair Carmichael MP - Liberal Democrats - Orkney and Shetland • Mr Douglas Chapman MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Dunfermline and West Fife • Mr Bambos Charalambous MP - Labour Party - Enfield, Southgate • Ms Joanna Cherry QC MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Edinburgh South West • The Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP - Labour Party - Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford • The Rt Hon Jeremy Corbyn MP - Labour Party - Islington North • Mr Neil Coyle MP - Labour Party - Bermondsey and Old Southwark • Dr Stella Creasy MP - Labour/Co-operative Party - Walthamstow • Dr Jon Cruddas MP - Labour Party - Dagenham and Rainham • Mr John Cryer MP - Labour Party - Leyton and Wanstead • Mr Jim Cunningham MP - Labour Party - Coventry South • The Rt Hon Sir Edward Davey MP - Liberal Democrats - Kingston and Surbiton • Mr Wayne David MP - Labour Party - Caerphilly • Mr Martyn Day MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Linlithgow and East Falkirk • Ms Marsha De Cordova MP - Labour Party - Battersea • Ms Thangam Debbonaire MP - Labour Party - Bristol West • Mr Martin Docherty-Hughes MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - West Dunbartonshire • Dr Anneliese Dodds MP - Labour Party - Oxford East • Mr Stephen Doughty MP - Labour/Co-operative Party - Cardiff South and Penarth • Dr David Drew MP - Labour Party - Stroud • Ms Rosie Duffield MP - Labour Party - Canterbury • Mr Jonathan Edwards MP - Plaid Cymru - Carmarthen East and Dinefwr • Mr Clive Efford MP - Labour Party - Eltham • Mrs Louise Ellman MP - Labour/Co-operative Party - Liverpool, Riverside • Mr Tim Farron MP - Liberal Democrats - Westmorland and Lonsdale • The Rt Hon Frank Field MP - Labour Party - Birkenhead • Mr Jim Fitzpatrick MP - Labour Party - Poplar and Limehouse • Ms Colleen Fletcher MP - Labour Party - Coventry North East • Ms Vicky Foxcroft MP - Labour Party - Lewisham, Deptford • Ms Gill Furniss MP - Labour Party - Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough • Mr Hugh Gaffney MP - Labour Party - Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill • Mr Mike Gapes MP - Labour/Co-operative Party - Ilford South • Mr Barry Gardiner MP - Labour Party - Brent North • Ms Ruth George MP - Labour Party - High Peak • Mr Stephen Gethins MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - North East Fife • Ms Patricia Gibson MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - North Ayrshire and Arran • Ms Preet Kaur Gill MP - Labour Party - Birmingham, Edgbaston • Mr Roger Godsiff MP - Labour Party - Birmingham, Hall Green • Mr Patrick Grady MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Glasgow North • Mr Peter Grant MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Glenrothes • Mr Neil Gray MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Airdrie and Shotts • Ms Kate Green OBE MP - Labour Party - Stretford and Urmston • Ms Margaret Greenwood MP - Labour Party - Wirral West • Mr Andrew Gwynne MP - Labour Party - Denton and Reddish • Ms Louise Haigh MP - Labour Party - Sheffield, Heeley • Ms Carolyn Harris MP - Labour Party - Swansea East • Ms Helen Hayes MP - Labour Party - Dulwich and West Norwood • Mr Drew Hendry MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey • Ms Sharon Hodgson MP - Labour Party - Washington and Sunderland West • Mr Stewart Hosie MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Dundee East • Dr Rupa Huq MP - Labour Party - Ealing Central and Acton • Ms Sarah Jones MP - Labour Party - Croydon Central • Ms Liz Kendall MP - Labour Party - Leicester West • Mr Afzal Khan MP - Labour Party - Manchester, Gorton • Mr Ged Killen MP - Labour Party - Rutherglen and Hamilton West • Ms Lesley Laird MP - Labour Party - Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath • The Rt Hon David Lammy MP - Labour Party - Tottenham • Mr Chris Law MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Dundee West • Ms Karen Lee MP - Labour Party - Lincoln • Mr Angus MacNeil MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Na h-Eileanan an Iar • Mr Justin Madders MP - Labour Party - Ellesmere Port and Neston • Mr Gordon Marsden MP - Labour Party - Blackpool South • Mr Sandy Martin MP - Labour Party - Ipswich • Mr Steve McCabe MP - Labour Party - Birmingham, Selly Oak • Ms Kerry McCarthy MP - Labour Party - Bristol East • Mr Stewart Malcolm McDonald MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Glasgow South • Mr Stuart C. McDonald MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East • The Rt Hon John McDonnell MP - Labour Party - Hayes and Harlington • Mr Conor McGinn MP - Labour Party - St Helens North • Ms Alison McGovern MP - Labour Party - Wirral South • Ms Carol Monaghan MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Glasgow North West • Ms Layla Moran MP - Liberal Democrats - Oxford West and Abingdon • Ms Lisa Nandy MP - Labour Party - Wigan • Mr Robert Neill MP - Conservative Party - Bromley and Chislehurst • Mr Gavin Newlands MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Paisley and Renfrewshire North • Mr Brendan O'Hara MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Argyll and Bute • Ms Kate Osamor MP - Labour/Co-operative Party - Edmonton • Mr Albert Owen MP - Labour Party - Ynys Môn • Ms Teresa Pearce MP - Labour Party - Erith and Thamesmead • Mr Matthew Pennycook MP - Labour Party - Greenwich and Woolwich • Mr Luke Pollard MP - Labour Party - Plymouth, Sutton and Devonport • Mr Stephen Pound MP - Labour Party - Ealing North • Ms Yasmin Qureshi MP - Labour Party - Bolton South East • Mr Steve Reed MP - Labour/Co-operative Party - Croydon North • Ms Ellie Reeves MP - Labour Party - Lewisham West and Penge • Mr Matt Rodda MP - Labour Party - Reading East • Ms Danielle Rowley MP - Labour Party - Midlothian • Mr Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP - Labour Party - Brighton, Kemptown • Ms Liz Saville Roberts MP - Plaid Cymru - Dwyfor Meirionnydd • Mr Tommy Sheppard MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Edinburgh East • Mr Gavin Shuker MP - Labour/Co-operative Party - Luton South • Mr Andy Slaughter MP - Labour Party - Hammersmith • Ms Cat Smith MP - Labour Party - Lancaster and Fleetwood • Ms Eleanor Smith MP - Labour Party - Wolverhampton South West • Mr Henry Smith MP - Conservative Party - Crawley • Mr Alex Sobel MP - Labour Party - Leeds North West • The Rt Hon Anna Soubry MP - Conservative Party - Broxtowe • Mr Chris Stephens MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Glasgow South West • Ms Jo Stevens MP - Labour Party - Cardiff Central • Mr Wes Streeting MP - Labour Party - Ilford North • Mr Paul Sweeney MP - Labour Party - Glasgow North East • Mr Mark Tami MP - Labour Party - Alyn and Deeside • Mr Nick Thomas-Symonds MP - Labour Party - Torfaen • The Rt Hon Stephen Timms MP - Labour Party - East Ham • Ms Catherine West MP - Labour Party - Hornsey and Wood Green • Dr Alan Whitehead MP - Labour Party - Southampton, Test • Mr Martin Whitfield MP - Labour Party - East Lothian • Dr Philippa Whitford MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Central Ayrshire • Dr Paul Williams MP - Labour Party - Stockton South • Mr Chris Williamson MP - Labour Party - Derby North • Mr Peter Wishart MP - Scottish National Party (SNP) - Perth and North Perthshire • Mr Mohammad Yasin MP - Labour Party - Bedford .
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