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== Stories ==
== Stories ==
* Ukrainian VISA schemes extended by 18months despite the Western part of Ukraine considered safe.<ref name="ukraine">https://archive.is/WpXjc1</ref><ref name="ukraine2">https://archive.is/Y4X0c</ref>
* 1.3% of people who arrived by small boat from 2018 to June 2023 were returned from the UK.<ref name="deportedsmallboat">https://archive.is/ydwP1</ref>
* 1.3% of people who arrived by small boat from 2018 to June 2023 were returned from the UK.<ref name="deportedsmallboat">https://archive.is/ydwP1</ref>
* Pays for 16,000 homes for asylum seekers despite housing shortage.<ref name="rent">https://archive.is/A9wy8</ref>
* Pays for 16,000 homes for asylum seekers despite housing shortage.<ref name="rent">https://archive.is/A9wy8</ref>

Revision as of 10:23, 18 February 2024

Stories

  • Ukrainian VISA schemes extended by 18months despite the Western part of Ukraine considered safe.[1][2]
  • 1.3% of people who arrived by small boat from 2018 to June 2023 were returned from the UK.[3]
  • Pays for 16,000 homes for asylum seekers despite housing shortage.[4]
  • More than 400 British ISIS jihadis have already returned to UK from warzones.[5]
  • Man flies to UK without ticket or passport arriving at Heathrow Airport and is allowed to walk free out of the airport to then fail to turn up to a court summons several weeks later.[6]
  • Asylum seekers will be coached, often by legal representatives.[7]
  • Some asylum applicants will arrive with criminal convictions, including sexual offences, but this does not automatically disbar them from entry.[7]
  • Employee gave stolen ID to Pakistani man that allowed him to stay in the UK illegally for 20 years.[8]
  • Gave asylum to Russian spies who then leaked top secret information at GCHQ and Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.[9]
  • Officials have admitted they do not know the whereabouts of more than 17,000 asylum seekers whose claims have been discontinued.[10]
  • Civil servants at scrutiny meeting unable to answer any questions about deportations.[11]
  • Grants leave to remain for individual with £16153/month in medical costs because his home country would not offer him the same treatment.[12]
  • 72% of Somali's live in social housing.[13]
  • Research has found that group-based child sex offenders are most commonly white, citing a study from 2011, rather than using data available in the report it was published in.[14]
  • Almost 80% of people held in UK immigration detention centres in 2022 were released into the community rather than deported.[15]
  • One in four students from India and Bangladesh drop out of university, with many not paying fees.[16]
  • 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.[17]
  • 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.[18]
  • Failed to deport asylum seeker who grew 600 marijuana plants because it would breach his human rights.[19]
  • Report into asylum seeker guilty of murder will not be released.[20]
  • Social media influencers in countries that account for a large amount of illegal migration to the UK will be offered thousands of pounds to publicise new immigration laws.[21]
  • Permanent Secretary Matthew Rycroft does not believe that civil servants should accept government policy on all issues.[22]
  • Only 700 of the original 5,000 people earmarked for deportation are in "regular contact" with the Home Office.[23]
  • Staff are given both male and female security passes so they can change which gender they identify as from day to day.[24]
  • Anyone sentenced to more than two years in prison was not eligible for asylum. In 2022, this was decreased to one year.[25]
  • It would be unsafe to return Turkish nationals to their place of birth.[26]
  • Granted asylum to a convicted sex offender who then attacked people with corrosive liquid and then tried to run them over in a vehicle.[27]
  • Asks for emergency £2.6bn after asylum seeker hotels overspend.[28]
  • A mass knife brawl at Bournemouth College campus involving two rival gangs of Afghan and Romanian people contains residents of seaside hotel that houses asylum seekers.[29]
  • Five years, 24 court appearances, 20 judges and £85,000 in legal aid, deports a Somalian rapist where he will be given a hotel, armed guards and therapy paid for by the UK government.[30]
  • ISIS fanatic who snuck into Britain illegally is given UK citizenship despite security service terror threat warning.[31]
  • Grooming gang ringleader is living in Britain nearly nine years after he was meant to have been deported to Pakistan.[32]
  • Hotels are a short term measure to house illegal immigrants(2014).[33]
  • Spent £36million on private boats to pick up illegal immigrants in the Channel.[34]
  • Migrants dodge deportation from the UK by swapping rooms in taxpayer-funded hotels.[35]
  • Asylum seekers will be held at historic Dambusters Royal Air Force base as Lincolnshire Council bosses lose High Court fight against the government.[36]
  • The Clapham chemical attack suspect was a "good Muslim" despite claiming he had converted to Christianity to claim asylum in the UK.[37]
  • The Clapham chemical attack suspect who was granted asylum was not eligible for asylum.[38]
  • Forty asylum seekers on the Bibby Stockholm barge are converting to Christianity in order to stay in the country.[39]
  • Donated £235million to Migrant Help over 10 years to provide refugees with advice on asylum claims.[40]
  • A violent offender who went on to kill three people in a terrorist attack had wrongly been granted five years humanitarian leave to remain by the Home Office.[41]
  • Accused 35,000 students of cheating at an English test where an independent body found that 97% of results were suspicious.[42]

Whistleblowers

  • The Home Office is hostile to those who speak up internally[7]
  • There is minimal effort from the state to stop illegal immigration.[22]
  • The Home Office has failed to engage in the realities of the economic and social costs of migration.[22]
  • There are posters dedicated to Windrush, race and LGBT issues everywhere.[22]
  • Civil servants wander around with lanyards plastered with rainbow flags and other political causes.[22]

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