Sentences with phrase «of failed asylum seekers»

In fact, the main inflow into irregular status in the 2000s results from non-removal of failed asylum seekers and visa overstayers.

The majority of the failed asylum seekers still in the country are thought to be legitimately unable to return home.

Not exact matches

Of 198 healthcare workers asked, eight in ten could not confidently define the difference between refugees, asylum seekers and failed asylum seekers.

The use of dawn raids to forcibly remove failed asylum seekers from their homes will continue in Scotland, the immigration minister has said.

«It's absolutely right that the Home Office deport a failed asylum seeker but the cost must be kept under control,» Robert Oxley, campaign director of the TaxPayers» Alliance, told Politics.co.uk.

Another change of policy which smacks of too much Tory influence, is the announcement last week that a ban on sending more than 10,000 failed asylum seekers back to Zimbabwe is to be lifted.

New figures released today show the government has met its target on removing failed asylum seekers for the past two months, with almost three - quarters of cases now decided in eight weeks, compared to 22 weeks in 1997.

The government has been urged to review its policy of housing failed asylum seekers with foreign prisoners in the wake of the latest immigration mishap.

The safety and wellbeing of asylum seekers in France is the responsibility of the French government but Britain is failing at least four hundred young children who are desperate to be reunited with their loved ones in Britain and have a legal right to do so.

Control orders Section 44 stop and search powers The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, and its use by local authorities Deportation with assurances that failed asylum seekers will not be mistreated Organisations that promote hatred and violence 28 - day pre-charge detention

Immigration Enforcement, an agency of the Home Office, is responsible for tracking down illegal migrants, including those who have sneaked into Britain in the backs of lorries, arrived on visas but never went home and failed asylum seekers who have avoided deportation.

In this context, the meaning of the term «genuine obstacle» is crucial: the more narrowly it is defined, the wider will be the category of destitute failed asylum - seekers who will be ineligible for support.

However, the meaning of the term «genuine obstacle» — and so the extent of the category of destitute failed asylum - seekers who will be ineligible for support — is not to be found anywhere in the Bill.

During a recording of Sunday Politics West, the Gloucestershire MP and Immigration Minister Mark Harper told one failed asylum seeker it was time to return to his own country.

The tribunal noted that the secretary of state had already given an undertaking (in March 2001) that he would not for the time being enforce the return of any failed Iraqi asylum seeker either to or via territory controlled by the Iraqi government.

This, however, had no immediate impact upon Southwark's provision of accommodation because the support restrictions imposed upon failed asylum seekers by Sch 3 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 (NIAA 2002) do not apply to chiasylum seekers by Sch 3 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 (NIAA 2002) do not apply to chiAsylum Act 2002 (NIAA 2002) do not apply to children.

The decision of the High Court in R (Binomugisha) v Southwark LBC makes it difficult for a local social services authority to refuse to accommodate a failed asylum seeker who makes what purports to be a fresh asylum or human rights claim to remain in the UK if: (i) the individual is one of the more vulnerable individuals who, as asylum seekers, were accommodated by local authorities; and (ii) the purported fresh claim is not manifestly unfounded.