Migrants granted asylum will no longer automatically get a permanent right to stay in the UK, Shabana Mahmood is to announce.
The Home Secretary will unveil reforms on Monday to increase deportations and reduce Britain’s attractiveness to migrants, describing the reforms as “the most significant changes to our asylum system in modern times”.
At present, asylum seekers granted refugee status are given automatic permanent settlement in the UK after five years, with some rare exceptions.
Under the new proposals, refugees will only be granted a temporary right to stay subject to regular review. They will be sent home if officials deem that their country is safe to return to.
The changes are inspired by Denmark, which initially gives refugees only a temporary two-year stay. The country’s centre-Left government has reduced the number of asylum applications to their lowest in 40 years and successfully removed 95 per cent of rejected asylum seekers.
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