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Is it a failure as the home secretary described it? i want to fix it. so, how will the new fast—tracking of asylum seekers work? well, face—to—face interviews will be scrapped for those from afghanistan, eritrea, libya, syria and yemen, some of whom will have arrived on small boats across the channel. instead, they'll fill in a ten—page questionnaire in english. claimants will undergo a face—to—face interview if caseworkers are not satisfied with the information provided in the questionnaire. the home office says the vast majority of applicants from those five countries already hav...

Waiting more than six months. the fast—track system includes asylum seekers from afghanistan, eritrea, libya, syria and yemen, some of whom will have arrived on small boats across the channel. decisions will be made on the basis of a ten—page questionnaire, which must be completed in english. however, having previously stressed the importance of in—person interviews, the home office is likely to face criticism that the fast—tracking has more to do with the prime minister�*s promise to eradicate the backlog than having rigorous checks for identifying individuals with no right to be in...

Decisions were made. the number waiting in the system has hit a record 166,000, with 110,000 waiting more than six months. the fast—track system includes asylum—seekers from afghanistan, eritrea, libya, syria and yemen, some of whom will have arrived on small boats across the channel. decisions will be made on the basis of a ten—page questionnaire, which must be completed in english. however, having previously stressed the importance of in—person interviews, the home office is likely to face criticism that the fast—tracking has more to do with the prime minister's promise to eradicat...

Which must be completed in english. however, having previously stressed the importance of in—person interviews, the home office is likely to face criticism that the fast—tracking has more to do with the prime minister's promise to eradicate the backlog than having rigorous checks for identifying individuals with no right to be in the uk. the policy seems at odds with the home secretary's stated aim to swiftly deport asylum seekers who arrive by an irregular route. we need to ensure that we fix this problem of illegal migration. that's my priority. and, as the prime minister himself has sai...

Is still increasing. 89,000 people applied for asylum in 2022 but only 2a,000 decisions were made. the number waiting in the system has hit a record 166,000 with 110,000 waiting more than six months. the fast—track system includes asylum seekers from afghanistan, eritrea, libya, syria and yemen, some of whom will have arrived on small boats across the channel. decisions will be made on the basis of a ten—page questionnaire, which must be completed in english. however, having previously stressed the importance of in—person interviews, the home office is likely to face criticism that the f...