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Rishi Sunak vows to cap refugee numbers under ‘common sense’ asylum system

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Rishi Sunak has set out a hardline plan to deal with immigration if he becomes prime minister. The package features a cap on annual refugee numbers and the withholding of aid from some of the world's poorest countries if they refuse to take back failed asylum seekers.

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