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Sir Keir Starmer will overcome the asylum appeal system to accelerate the deportation of people who do not have the right to be in the United Kingdom. Yvette cooper He promised to implement a new plan between protests about the use of hotel accommodation for immigrants.
The Interior Minister said that the “completely unacceptable” delays in the appeal process failed for years of failed in the system. Application of approximately 51,000 asylum appeals that lasted more than one year to make a decision.
As measures are given to accelerate the first decisions, the court delays on appeal are now considered to be the biggest reason for the asylum accommodation system.
The government plans to establish a new independent panel focusing on asylum appeals to help reduce accumulated work. Instead of relying on judges, he will use professionally trained referees.
Ministers bring a new 24 -week deadline to determine the asylum appeals of the first -layer court of accommodation support and objections by foreign criminals.
However, they believe that the current court system, which includes a wide range of cases, cannot believe that unsuccessful asylum seekers can be returned as quickly as possible and cannot host a quick system for safe countries.
The government will use more details of plans for asylum system reforms in autumn and benefit from lessons from other European countries with faster appeal systems – some of them, including independent appeal organizations similar to the recommended.
Interior Minister, revision, “fast, fair and independent, high standards” will result in a system, he said.
He said: “In the system, we have inherited a shelter system in full chaos with a shelter accumulation and a broken appeal system with thousands of people in the system. So we take practical steps to correct the foundations and restore the system.”
Cooper said that since the general election, the government has reduced the accumulation of people who are waiting for the first decisions by 24% and reduced unsuccessful asylum returns by 30%.
“However, as a result of the system we have inherited, this means that we cannot continue to delay unacceptable delays, which means that unsuccessful asylum seekers remain in the system with great cost to the taxpayer.”
The official figures published in the beginning of this month A total of 111,084 people applied for asylum The highest number for any 12 -month period since the existing records started in 2001 until June 2025.
The record level of the applications emerges with the accumulated workshop of people waiting for their first decision on their claims at the end of June.
Until the end of June, there were 32,059 asylum seekers in the UK hotels. The worker promised to end his use until 2029.
As of August 20, a total of 27,997 immigrants passed the British channel on small boats this year. This rose from 18,342 for the same period in 2024.
Protests It took place on Saturday by groups opposing the use of hotels and counter -demonstrations in towns and cities in the UK.
In Bristol, police were divided into rival groups in Castle Park and mounted for officers equipped with protesters.
Avon and Somerset police said that no civil servant was subjected to serious physical injuries or required hospital treatment, but after the attack reports, investigations would be made.
Surrey, Horley, about 200 anti -immigrant protesters and unity flags spilled in St George clashed with about 50.
The two groups met almost in the afternoon and the police lines separated them.
The stance against racism protesters was a smaller area because they continued to mention the “no hatred, no fear, the refugees here,” he was greeted with “no f ******” on the other side of the street.
Supreme Court on Tuesday A temporary precautionary decision was given to the EPPING Forest Region Council As of September 12, Essex, EPPING, ESSEX’teki Bell Hotel to remove asylum seekers. The hotel was a glare point for protests in recent weeks.
On Friday, the government announced their plans to objected to allowing the Supreme Court to intervene in the case and rejecting further objection to temporary precautionary measures.
Other councils also announced their intention to see if they can make a similar decision decision for hotels in their regions.
Reform UK’s Nigel Farage set out Mass deportation plans If the prime minister. Arrest the deportation of asylum seekers to countries such as arrival, automatic detention and forcibly deportation to countries such as Afghanistan and Eritrea are among the suggestions to be stated on Tuesday.
There are also agreements with third countries, including reviving the conservatives’ Rwanda plan and sending asylum seekers as a “return” option to British overseas regions such as Ascension Island.
Mr. Farage said that the plans were deported hundreds of thousands of people, and that five Charter flights from England were lifted every day.
The first step of the British plans of Britain will be the legislation to leave the European Convention on Human Rights and to scrape the Human Rights Law, and then to prevent those who come to the UK on small boats than making asylum.
