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Labour To Fast Track 90,000 Asylum Claims
//Of the 90,000 told they could be put on deportation flights, about 60,000 are predicted to have their claims accepted. Some of the Rwanda cohort had taken challenges to the High Court and were told yesterday that their claims would be processed within a week “as a priority”.//
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Meanwhile the boats continue to arrive. Now where's that cure-all rubber stamp?
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Borderforce have just intercepted and siezed a yacht in the channel carrying transporting illegal immegrants. The 85 peolpe were landed at Dover. The report ssys threy were in an 18 ft yacht (I suspect that ought to be 18 metere) As someone who used to sail and race yachts I can't see how you would get 86 people on an 18 footer and keep it afloat. If they are beiong brought to the UK what is the purpose in stopping them?
// LABOUR is to fast-track the asylum claims of tens of thousands of migrants who were due to be sent to Rwanda. //
Tens of thousands were never going to be sent to Rwanda.
// Home Office officials fear the number of migrants deported on the first Rwanda flight could be in single figures because of legal challenges. //
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