Govt's plan to clamp down on illegal migration could spark 'perma-backlog' and cost Britons £6bn a year

Monday, 21 August 2023
Home Office plans to clamp down on illegal migration risk creating a "perma-backlog" of asylum seekers that could end up costing the taxpayer over £6bn a year, a think tank has said.

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