The UK Home Office receives asylum seekers from Sudan and Afghanistan while facing political criticism over policy changes.
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The UK Home Office receives asylum seekers from Sudan and Afghanistan while facing political criticism over policy changes.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Home Office names Sudan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Afghanistan in new visa brake measures.1 source
- Afghan migrants are imported to the UK, prompting Home Office policy implementation and resulting in crime in London.Sub-event
- Visa brake affects international student access, with online/TNE courses available for displaced students.Sub-event
Labour criticizes Home Office's bureaucratic changes as asylum seekers arrive from Sudan and Afghanistan.1 source
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Sudan
country in Northeast Africa
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Afghanistan
country in Central and South Asia
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Home Office
United Kingdom government ministerial department
Related events
- Data released on asylum seekers in England highlights disparities across various council areas.
- Wakefield council leader seeks removal of asylum residents and urges Home Secretary to close asylum sites.
- The National Education Union leader addresses asylum accommodation issues, urging the government to consider the housing impact on Sudanese asylum seekers.
- Clearsprings Ready Homes was contracted by the Home Office to provide housing for asylum seekers.
- A watchdog found vetting errors in asylum applications for Afghans.