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UIN 101725

Asylum: Deportation

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2 January 2026

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4 February 2026 · Answer

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Asylum

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4 February 2026

Asylum

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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, further to her oral answer of 17 November 2025, Official Report column 524, what steps she will take to stop asylum seekers who have committed crimes and are deported making a new asylum application a

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  1. 2 January 2026

    Written question

    To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, further to her oral answer of 17 November 2025, Official Report column 524, what steps she will take to stop asylum seekers who have committed crimes and are deported making a new asylum application a

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  2. 4 February 2026

    Answer

    We are committed to ensuring that any asylum seeker who commits a serious crime in the UK is not granted asylum and is removed or deported as quickly as possible. If deported, the person is prohibited from returning to the UK as long as the deportation or...

    Source: Written answer

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