Despite being alterted to warning signs, the Home Office failed to assess the mental health of Leonard Farruk, who look his own life after being moved to the Bibby Stockholm, a coroner has found.
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Hmmmm, has she told the countries of origin? Worked out how she will set up returns agreements? Costed it? Nope, thought not, otherwise she would not be suggesting it.
You fairly obviously can't just drop people off in another country without that country's agreement.
The cruelty of the policy aside

Please join No to Hassockfield, Right to Remain, and These FallsMust Fall as we gather at Derwentside (Hassockfield) detention centre for the annual demonstration demanding an end to indefinite detention.

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As Liberty says, any changes to UK asylum rules are “unlikely to make a material difference to migration figures and risk setting us on a path to undermining the rights of every person in Britain”.
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People seeking asylum have survived torture, war, abuse, and the violent loss of loved ones. Under this scheme, they are now thrown into prison-like detention facilities and often trapped in small cells for up to 12 hours a day. Detention causes great harm to their health.

The UK government is expanding the #detention estate, despite evidence that immigration detention is ineffective and inhumane.

These walls must fall. Join the National Day of #Solidarity to End Immigration Detention on 18 October 2025.

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The Home Sec’s harmful, inaccurate “last minute legal challenges” rhetoric + claims of modern slavery system misuse has not calmed an environment where NGOs have closed offices for safety fears.
Read @freedomfromtorture.bsky.social Kolbassia Haoussou's testimony www.politicshome.com/opinion/arti...

From last week: Barrister referred to regulator following misuse of AI in immigration appeal | Sonia Lenegan

Now that the UK government has, finally, announced formal recognition of a Palestine state, the next step, among others, needs to be providing a safe route for Palestinians to seek asylum in the UK from what is unequivocally a genocide being committed against them in Gaza. Otherwise it's just words.

Permanent settlement in the UK helps people put down roots in communities and fulfil their potential. But Reform don’t want that.

Instead, they want to crash the already-struggling economy and tear people’s lives apart by making them "foreigners" forever.

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Retrospectively removing indefinite leave to remain would be immoral and economically damaging. It would tear families apart.
Attacking it as ‘potentially illegal’ is completely beside the point.
Argue with the (awful) idea. Don’t try ’well, actually you can’t do that’.

Thousands of Londoners have indefinite leave to remain.

They have legal rights and are our friends, neighbours and colleagues, contributing hugely to our city.

Threatening to deport people living and working here legally is unacceptable.

For those who don't know us. Migrant Voice is now in its 15th year of operating. We are a migrant led organisation, operating nationally across London, Glasgow and Birmingham, building a community of migrant voices to speak for ourselves, while also running migrant led campaigns on key issues.

Spoke to @bigissue.com about how claiming scaling up Labour's "one in one out" policy 10-20x would be a "compassionate" approach to an asylum system is delusional.

It would further undermine protections for modern slavery victims, and people would still need asylum.
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The scheme has been beset with foreseeable problems. Screening for vulnerabilities and age is not working and the system designed to get people legal advice has predictably failed. The only way to stop this chaos is to end this deal urgently: www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

Hear Fessahaye's story: he fled torture and slavery, only to be detained in the UK and threatened with removal under the new asylum deal. Detention is harsh, harmful, and wholly unsuitable for those fleeing war, torture, and persecution.
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

People are arriving from Afghanistan, Palestine, Syria and elsewhere, seeking our protection, only to be locked in small cells and denied the support they urgently need. The new home secretary must change course and stop putting people in even more danger: www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/poli...

The One in One out agreement cannot override internationally guaranteed human rights enshrined in the post-Second World War Geneva Conventions.
Why was such an agreement made contrary to the UK's obligations under an international convention?
www.independent.co.uk/voices/eritr...

Many of those detained under this policy are survivors of torture and trafficking.

Most would agree that torture and trafficking survivors should have their cases heard before they are deported. They are entitled to access to justice, just like everyone else.
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025...

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First ‘one in, one out’ deportation flight reportedly takes off without migrants

Group of people who crossed Channel by boat understood not to have been on Air France plane after legal challengeThe first flight to France carrying people who crossed the Channel under Keir Starmer’s “one in, one...