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Former UK Home Secretary Priti Patel revealed that India declined to accept illegal migrants back from the UK, linking the refusal to the UK's prolonged failure to extradite fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi.
The UK Home Secretary has pledged to fix 'fundamental failings' identified in the government's response to the findings of the first phase of the inquiry into the Southport killings.
The Home Secretary's new asylum plan aims to balance a safe legal route for a limited number of genuine refugees with a tougher approach for those who do not qualify.
Veteran Labour peer Alf Dubs, who fled the Nazis as a child, has strongly criticized the 'performative cruelty' of UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's asylum policies and called for her removal from the Home Office, urging Andy Burnham's administration to dismantle her plans.
A protester who heckled UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood dismissed claims of being a 'white liberal,' stating he migrated from Malaysia as a child and criticized her immigration policies.
A Conservative MP has urged the UK Home Secretary to ban DJ Haram from performing in the UK following a pro-Palestine speech at the Sydney Biennale, which is now under police investigation.
UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has unveiled plans to reform the immigration system, including ending permanent refugee status, drawing accusations of mimicking Donald Trump.
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's decision to make refugee status temporary in England and Wales has drawn backlash, with the Law Society suggesting it may undermine legal obligations.
Students are challenging a visa ban imposed by UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood on applicants from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan, citing concerns over exploitation of the asylum system.
The UK Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, announced that refugees will be required to pay £11,600 in monthly installments to obtain resident status once they have an income.
The UK Home Secretary, Mahmood, has announced a new "capped safe and legal" refugee sponsorship route, aiming to restore confidence in the asylum system.
An extraordinary public dispute has escalated between UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and junior minister Mike Tapp, after Mahmood demanded Tapp be sacked over his call for a care worker exemption to migration rules. Tapp stated he "won't be intimidated."
An opinion piece from The Guardian discusses UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's use of an expletive in response to a heckler during an interview, analyzing the political implications and her perceived strategy of blaming liberals for her immigration plans.
The UK government has banned the annual pro-Palestinian Al-Quds Day march in London, citing risks of disorder and the organizer’s alleged support for Iran, following a request from the Metropolitan Police. Organizers have decided to hold a static protest instead.
Backbench discontent is reportedly growing over UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's proposed asylum reforms, with critics suggesting her change of tone may not be well-received.
The home secretary, Mahmood, plans to double down on Danish-style restrictions for asylum seekers, despite a recent by-election defeat.
A judge ruled that the UK Home Secretary unlawfully amended guidance to reduce protections for potential trafficking victims, aiming to facilitate a 'one in one out' asylum returns deal.
The UK Home Secretary has introduced a new bill that would require asylum seekers to cover a portion of the costs associated with their stay. The proposal has drawn comparisons to Denmark's controversial 'jewelry law'.
The UK Home Secretary announced plans to introduce 'capped safe and legal' asylum routes, aiming to restore public confidence in the country's asylum system.
Bodycam footage revealed police failures in the arrest of Henry Nowak, who was fatally stabbed, leading to widespread condemnation and violent protests in Southampton after Vickrum Digwa was jailed for the murder. The incident has sparked a debate about police conduct and racism, with calls for calm from political leaders.
The UK Home Secretary has vowed to take action against 'sham lawyers' exploiting the asylum system, following reports that some law firms and advisers are assisting migrants in making fraudulent claims.
The UK Home Secretary announced a new policy offering financial incentives of up to £40,000 to families of failed asylum seekers to encourage them to leave the country, aiming for significant taxpayer savings.
The Home Secretary, Mahmood, is expected to announce new curbs on support for asylum seekers, stating the move is necessary to restore public trust in the asylum system.
Home Secretary Mahmood plans to double down on Danish-style asylum seeker restrictions, despite a recent by-election defeat that has put pressure on the government.