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Are you confident that these centers in working with these countries is going to work effectively? yeah, so we are really... so, we have been working with many countries in the region for many years in working to build a network of protection, of international protection. and so part of this is many of the countries in the region, even at five years ago, didnt have very strong asylum systems. and over the course of the past decade, but especially the last five years, many of the countries in the...

Of international protection. and so part of this is many of the countries in the region, even at five years ago, didnt have very strong asylum systems. and over the course of the past decade, but especially the last five years, many of the countries in the region now have options for protection along the way. so mexico has a very strong asylum system. guatemala has a nascent asylum system. and we have worked to really complement the efforts of these host countries in the region so that people ha...

So far this year. thats up from the nearly 29 thousand in 2021. for asylum seekers — the usual wait time for their case to be processed is six months. but recent home office figures show more than 70% of applicants havent heard back in that time. many migrants are waiting in limbo in hotels. the government says its costing almost 7 million pounds a day. labour says the whole asylum systems needs to be overhauled. the home secretary suella braverman described it as this. the system is broken, i...

Allow the home office to collect data on people who abscond? it will allow the home _ data on people who abscond? it will allow the home office _ data on people who abscond? it will allow the home office to _ data on people who abscond? it will allow the home office to treat - allow the home office to treat people as criminals. people that abscond are individuals that you can easily maintain contact with because they have a case where, the home office. weve already had instances of inappropriate...

Example, and make sure decisions are made within a matter of months so that people who have a case to stay in the uk are granted protection and those that dont are supported to return to the country from which theyve come from.— return to the country from which theyve come from. would it allow theyve come from. would it allow the home office _ theyve come from. would it allow the home office to _ theyve come from. would it allow the home office to collect - theyve come from. would it allow the...

Lot more individuals and then again, that surge on top of that. so, they have a real, real crisis thats going to turn into a catastrophe come the third week in may that they have not put any reasonable policies or procedures in place. its ok if you are going to remove title 42, i disagree with that, but one could make the argument its time to remove that. if you dont put anything in its place to stem the illegal behavior, hold people accountable, you are encouraging and actively encouraging anot...

Thats an agreement the uk left after brexit. the health secretary sajid javid, says he doesnt believe that scheme worked, and home secretary priti patel is working to find ways to return people to different countries... whatever agreement it wasnt going to be the dublin agreement, because, as i say, it never worked. we do need new agreements with countries, predominantly with the countries where most of the failed asylum seekers are coming from, and those arent always european countries. and thi...

Well, mr thomas simmons also said he would like a replacement for the dublin agreement which allows eu countries to transfer asylum seekers back to the first member state can do meant that they can be proven to have entered. the uk left the agreement after brexit. the health secretary sajid javid said the home office is working to find ways to return people to other countries. whatever agreement it wasnt going to be, the agreement was, as i say, it never worked. we do need new agreements with co...

He would like a replacement for the dublin agreement which allows eu countries to transfer asylum seekers back to the first member state can do meant that they can be proven to have entered. the uk left the agreement after brexit. the health secretary sajid javid said the home office is working to find ways to return people to other countries. whatever agreement it wasn�*t going to be the dublin agreement, because, as i say, it never worked. we do need new agreements with countries, predominan...

The problem since the beginning of the year, is that you need to essentially an agreement from another country to make most of that to happen. at the moment, the home office has not got those agreements. theres lots of negotiations going on behind the scenes. there are lots of hopes we might be able to do some kind of deals, but when it comes to deporting asylum—seekers, when it comes to off shoring, as they call it can actually setting up asylum systems. we have heard stories of putting them ...