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Asylum court cases would take 44,000 years to clear under Labour - despite pledge to smash gangs
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Asylum court cases would take 44,000 years to clear under Labour - despite pledge to smash gangs
Waiting times for appeals in asylum courts have hit a total of 44,000 years since Labour took power, a new report has claimed.
There are 38,866 asylum claims to sift through, and to sort through each and every one would take us back to a time when the English Channel did not exist and mammoths lived in the UK.
The average wait for a judgment on an appeal has hit 14 months in the last two years.
Statistics revealed …
21 Jun, 07:25