He made an application to regularise his status in 2011, which was refused, and then claimed asylum in July 2013, at which point he was detained.
They need to work together to regularise their carry-on rules, but more importantly they need to apply the ones they already have.
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission urged the government to "take steps to regularise the status of vulnerable non-EU nationals in the maritime sector".
Cheltenham Borough Council chief executive Andrew North said: "Council officers have been working with the owner of the building and a local resident who has made a listed building consent application to regularise the unusual situation with the Banksy and associated satellite dish.
During a creative burst in the early 1860s, she invited a Boston man of letters to be her mentor, but could not take his advice to regularise her verse.
Quoting several stalwarts of the Italic Handwriting Society, he characteristically exclaims: "What came first – being an arse, or writing in italics?" One of the paradoxes of the story he tells is that, while handwriting is an expression of individuality, self-appointed experts have always strived to regularise it.
"But when the circumstances we face are so adverse, despite being a fiercely independent company, we have felt compelled, along with others in our sector, to have to canvass action from government to look at ways they might take urgent measures to regularise the competitive and market environment for UK manufacturers".
Several Filipino workers have used the scheme to regularise their position after years of working in the state illegally.
The Guardian exposed exploitation of migrant fishermen last year, prompting a government taskforce to create a permit scheme to regularise large numbers of undocumented workers on Irish trawlers from outside the EU.
The logical thing from their point of view would be to regularise what happens anyway, and make the hunting easier.
