Shabana Mahmood to set up new independent appeals body to slash asylum backlog

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The UK's asylum system has faced criticism for its significant backlog of cases, with many applicants waiting months or even years for their claims to be processed. The establishment of an independent appeals body could potentially help to streamline the process and reduce delays. The new authority's focus on prioritising certain types of cases, such as those involving foreign offenders or human rights claims, may also reflect a shift in the government's approach to asylum policy.

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Shabana Mahmood to set up new independent appeals body to slash asylum backlog

EXCLUSIVE: Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will set up a new Independent Immigration Appeals Authority (IIAA), which will prioritise cases such as high-risk foreign offenders and human rights claims believed to be without merit