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* One in four students from India and Bangladesh drop out of university, with many not paying fees.<ref name="dropout">https://archive.is/3qXbD</ref> | * One in four students from India and Bangladesh drop out of university, with many not paying fees.<ref name="dropout">https://archive.is/3qXbD</ref> | ||
* Spouse visas issued by the Home Office have more than doubled in a year as MPs warned the lax rules are being exploited to bring in young women from India and Pakistan for arranged marriages.<ref name="spouse">https://archive.is/U6RAk</ref> | * Spouse visas issued by the Home Office have more than doubled in a year as MPs warned the lax rules are being exploited to bring in young women from India and Pakistan for arranged marriages.<ref name="spouse">https://archive.is/U6RAk</ref> | ||
* Almost 4000 asylum seekers, some over 30 years old, caught pretending to be children given the right to additional financial help and housing with a host family.<ref name="children">https://archive.is/fCW99</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 18:00, 9 January 2024
Stories
- Officials have admitted they do not know the whereabouts of more than 17,000 asylum seekers whose claims have been discontinued.[1]
- Civil servants at scrutiny meeting unable to answer any questions about deportations.[2]
- Home Office grants leave to remain for individual with £16153/month in medical costs because his home country would not offer him the same treatment.[3]
- 72% of Somali's live in social housing.[4]
- Research has found that group-based CSE offenders are most commonly White, citing a study from 2011, rather than using data available in the report it was published in.[5]
- Almost 80% of people held in UK immigration detention centres in 2022 were released into the community rather than deported.[6]
- One in four students from India and Bangladesh drop out of university, with many not paying fees.[7]
- Spouse visas issued by the Home Office have more than doubled in a year as MPs warned the lax rules are being exploited to bring in young women from India and Pakistan for arranged marriages.[8]
- Almost 4000 asylum seekers, some over 30 years old, caught pretending to be children given the right to additional financial help and housing with a host family.[9]