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It would be easy to view the Government’s efforts to clamp down on illegal migration as an unmitigated failure. Many tens of thousands have crossed the Channel this year. The most recent data indicate more than 120,000 asylum cases are awaiting an initial decision, and the Supreme Court ruled against the Government’s flagship Rwanda plan. But this is to miss the seismic shift in attitudes that has accompanied those efforts. Until very recently, few dared voice concerns over the numbers, the cost

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has to improve the online application process to avoid giving out appointments to migrants who don't have a compelling argument for asylum.

Home Office mandarins have admitted that as many as 17,000 rejected asylum seekers are missing.

There were 123 new immigration judges commissioned in the United States in Fiscal Year 2023 to help handle a backlog of immigration cases that is approaching 3 million, according to a new report.

"Many migrants don't have enough evidence, don't show up for their cases or don't have an attorney to provide adequate guidance," said Lucero. "They will be deported or asked to leave the country, and if they stay without permission and commit a crime, they'll be expelled after finishing out their sentences."