In the vast, sprawling, and obsessively-codified rulebook of UK immigration, every "if" has a "then." The system is a machine of logic: if you score these points, you get this visa; if you meet this salary, you get that leave.But what happens when a human life doesn't fit the code? What about the cases that are so complex, so tragic, or so pr

 In the vast, sprawling, and obsessively-codified rulebook of UK immigration, every "if" has a "then." The system is a machine of logic: if you score these points, you get this visa; if you meet this salary, you get that leave.But what happens when a human life doesn't fit the code? What about the cases that are so complex, so tragic, or so pr

 In the vast, sprawling, and obsessively-codified rulebook of UK immigration, every "if" has a "then." The system is a machine of logic: if you score these points, you get this visa; if you meet this salary, you get that leave.But what happens when a human life doesn't fit the code? What about the cases that are so complex, so tragic, or so pr

 In the vast, sprawling, and obsessively-codified rulebook of UK immigration, every "if" has a "then." The system is a machine of logic: if you score these points, you get this visa; if you meet this salary, you get that leave.But what happens when a human life doesn't fit the code? What about the cases that are so complex, so tragic, or so pr

 In the vast, sprawling, and obsessively-codified rulebook of UK immigration, every "if" has a "then." The system is a machine of logic: if you score these points, you get this visa; if you meet this salary, you get that leave.But what happens when a human life doesn't fit the code? What about the cases that are so complex, so tragic, or so pr