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Sir Keir Starmer suggests to LBC people who abused student visas to come to UK could face deportation

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Sir Keir Starmer has suggested thousands of people who came to the UK on student or work visas and who went on to try and claim asylum could face deportation.

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Sir Keir Starmer suggests to LBC people who abused student visas to come to UK could face deportation

Sir Keir Starmer has suggested thousands of people who came to the UK on student or work visas and who went on to try and claim asylum could face deportation.

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UK Border Minister Vows To Remove Visa Overstayers As 40% Of Asylum Claims Come From Former Visitors - TheNigeriaLawyer

Migrants who overstay their visas will be removed from the UK, a minister has vowed after it was revealed they make up nearly 40% of all asylum claimants. The Home Office said about 40,000 people who came to Britain from abroad as students, workers or visitors last year have sought asylum. Around a quarter, 10,000 people, had lived in taxpayer-funded hotels or other Government-funded accommodation despite entering the country with a visa that su…

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International students and asylum claims

In the region of 16,000 student visa holders claimed asylum in 2024. Michael Salmon considers what’s going on In the region of 16,000 student visa holders claimed asylum in 2024. Michael Salmon considers what’s going on

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Migrants Overstaying UK Visas Set To Be Deported

Migrants who overstay their visas will be removed from the UK, a minister has pledged after data showed they account for nearly 40% of asylum claims. Last year, around 40,000 people who entered Britain as students, workers, or visitors later sought asylum. About 10,000 lived in taxpayer-funded hotels or government accommodation, despite initially claiming they wouldn’t need public support. UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has ordered an investiga…

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reportersatlarge.com broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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