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Next immigration watchdog appointed despite opposition from MPs - Vimarsana News

Next immigration watchdog appointed despite opposition from MPs

Home affairs committee refused to endorse David Neal, citing "insufficiently robust" recruitment process

New Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration appointed - Vimarsana News

New Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration appointed

David Neal to begin his appointment on Monday 22 March 2021 as Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration (ICIBI) for a term of 3 years.

Source: gov.uk
UK immigration watchdog blasts Priti Patel - Vimarsana News

UK immigration watchdog blasts Priti Patel

UK immigration watchdog issues scathing report on asylum seeker accommodation and calls grow for Priti Patel to ‘consider her position’. Full story, here.

'Close Penally camp now,' Police and Crime Commissioner Dafydd Llywelyn - Vimarsana News

'Close Penally camp now,' Police and Crime Commissioner Dafydd Llywelyn

Mr Llywelyn said: “Following this independent report, and its damning verdict, I am calling for the immediate closure of the asylum centre at Penally. “I have been in continuous condemnation of the Home Office’s decision to use the camp to house asylum seekers since September last year, and my concerns are vindicated following the Independent Inspector’s initial findings that have been published this week. “I have seen first-hand the difficult circumstances encountered by individuals residing at the centre. In January, I met with David Bolt, the chief inspector of asylum a...

Home Office urged to improve 'disjointed' work on modern slavery - Vimarsana News

Home Office urged to improve 'disjointed' work on modern slavery

Home Office urged to improve 'disjointed' work on modern slavery Immigration inspector finds "little evidence of a plan" to address flaws in work Photo: PA Home Office work to tackle modern slavery and human trafficking is too disjointed and too little is being done to crack down on the criminals responsible for it, the immigration watchdog has said. In a highly critical report, the independent chief inspector of borders and immigration, David Bolt, said work to “identify, investigate, disrupt and prosecute the perpetrators of modern slavery and human trafficking” by three of the Home Of...