Ines Rau, etc - Vernon Subutex s01e06-07 (2019)
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Ines Rau, etc - Vernon Subutex s01e06-07 (2019)
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Home Secretary Priti Patel says the new rules are based on the principle of fairness
The home secretary has set out what she has called a "fair but firm" overhaul to the way people applying for asylum in the UK are treated.
Priti Patel said for the first time, people seeking protection as refugees would have their claim assessed based on how they arrive in the UK.
She said ministers would crack down on people smugglers because "enough is enough".
Labour said the plans lacked compassion and competence.
Under the changes, people who arrive in the UK by what the government call illegal means to claim asylum will no longer have the same entitlements as those who arrive through proper channels.
There were 35,099 asylum claims made in the UK during the year ending March 2020, with Iran, Albania and Iraq providing the most applicants.
UK to consider sending asylum seekers abroad
Asylum seekers could be processed on old ferries
What happens to migrants who reach the UK?
Setting out the plans to MPs, Ms Patel said the government had promised to "take back control" of asylum and immigration and would introduce a "faster and fairer" system that would "better support the most vulnerable".
Ms Patel said "serious organised criminal gangs" were exploiting people, and said it was these same gangs who were also involved in "serious violent crimes" in the UK such as trafficking guns and drugs.
"Families and young children have lost their lives at sea, in lorries and in shipping containers having put their trust in the hands of criminals," she added.
"The way to stop these deaths is to stop the trade in people that causes them."
She said the new measures will create "safe and legal routes", and that people should be claiming asylum in the EU country in which they first arrive, rather than using it as a springboard to reach the UK.
"If you illegally enter the UK via a safe country in which you could have claimed asylum, you are not seeking refuge from imminent peril, as is the intended purpose of the asylum system, but are picking the UK as a preferred destination over others," she said.
She added: "We have a generous asylum system that offers protection to the most vulnerable via defined legal routes. But this system is collapsing under the pressures of what are in effect parallel illegal routes to asylum, facilitated by criminals smuggling people into the UK."
Priti Patel said for the first time, people seeking protection as refugees would have their claim assessed based on how they arrive in the UK.
She said ministers would crack down on people smugglers because "enough is enough".
Labour said the plans lacked compassion and competence.
Under the changes, people who arrive in the UK by what the government call illegal means to claim asylum will no longer have the same entitlements as those who arrive through proper channels.
There were 35,099 asylum claims made in the UK during the year ending March 2020, with Iran, Albania and Iraq providing the most applicants.
UK to consider sending asylum seekers abroad
Asylum seekers could be processed on old ferries
What happens to migrants who reach the UK?
Setting out the plans to MPs, Ms Patel said the government had promised to "take back control" of asylum and immigration and would introduce a "faster and fairer" system that would "better support the most vulnerable".
Ms Patel said "serious organised criminal gangs" were exploiting people, and said it was these same gangs who were also involved in "serious violent crimes" in the UK such as trafficking guns and drugs.
"Families and young children have lost their lives at sea, in lorries and in shipping containers having put their trust in the hands of criminals," she added.
"The way to stop these deaths is to stop the trade in people that causes them."
She said the new measures will create "safe and legal routes", and that people should be claiming asylum in the EU country in which they first arrive, rather than using it as a springboard to reach the UK.
"If you illegally enter the UK via a safe country in which you could have claimed asylum, you are not seeking refuge from imminent peril, as is the intended purpose of the asylum system, but are picking the UK as a preferred destination over others," she said.
She added: "We have a generous asylum system that offers protection to the most vulnerable via defined legal routes. But this system is collapsing under the pressures of what are in effect parallel illegal routes to asylum, facilitated by criminals smuggling people into the UK."
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