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Asylum approvals 'likely incorrect' in vast majority of cases, damning review finds
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Asylum approvals 'likely incorrect' in vast majority of cases, damning review finds
A review of asylum decisions by the Home Office has found the majority were "likely to be incorrect".
Four-in-five of the asylum cases were made with insufficient evidence.
Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration (ICBI) John Tuckett reviewed a selection of 47 decisions made by Home Office staff.
The cases, spanning from August to September of last year, suggested asylum decision-making was not satisf…
6 Jul, 06:39