Illegal Migration Act

Unaccompanied children who arrive in the UK illegally are going missing the Human Rights Joint Committee has heard.

A group representing local authorities said Home Office plans to shut 50 hotels housing illegal arrivals will just shift the pressures on to councils.

Analysis of government data reveals a Home Office clamp down on undocumented workers has resulted in more than £25 million in fines to rogue businesses.

The survey, commissioned by British think tank Migration Watch, found that more than half of those asked saw the illegal immigration influx ‘an invasion.’

Figures show a 45 percent increase in illegal immigrants challenging Home Office decisions in court, including those deported from the UK legally.

Portland resident Carralyn Parkes will argue in the High Court that the government requires planning permission for the Bibby Stockholm vessel.

Bodies representing the legal industry say the new 15 percent rise in the legal aid rate will also fail to address the UK’s spiralling asylum caseload.

Rishi Sunak has repeatedly declined to back Suella Braverman’s claim that multiculturalism has failed in Europe made during a hardline speech on immigration.

The figure, which relates to just 2 percent of total asylum applications, comes after claims some migrants were pretending to be gay to ‘game the system’.

Analysis of government figures shows over 50 percent of asylum applicants who entered the UK illegally came via other routes, including air and lorry.

The UK home secretary said that millions would ’try their luck' in an asylum system that needs an international overhaul.

The figures for 2023 were revealed by Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick and equate to less than half of the total number of those stopped last year.

Experts urge British government to nip trend ‘in the bud’ as free visa entry to Europe gateway is being used by Indian nationals to make perilous journey.

The newly released annual report also states there is a ‘critical’ risk of the asylum support system failing and a high risk of ongoing legal challenges.

Barrister Michael Arnheim says the use of human rights law has led to bogus asylum seekers clogging up courts with endless appeals at the taxpayers’ expense.

An investigation by The Epoch Times reveals oversized and dangerous inflatable dinghies are being made-to-order in Turkey.

The UK could be banned from using foreign aid to pay for migrant hotel costs under the Home Office’s Rwanda plans.