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Petition 763289

Exit ECHR & do not pay families of failed asylum seekers up to £40k to leave UK

closedUnited Kingdom· UK Parliament· EN

Introduced

5 March 2026

Last action

5 March 2026 · Petition

Status

387 signatures

Sponsors

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Subjects

Asylum, Defence

Source updated

9 October 2026

Asylum · Defence

Summary

Stop the pilot scheme to pay families of failed asylum seekers up to £40K to leave the UK. In our view, Government cannot be allowed to pay people who have not gotten asylum with our taxpayer money. There is a cost of living crisis, and we think we need money for defence. We should also exit ECHR. We feel that it is not acceptable to give money away like this. In our view, it is not an incentive and is a waste of more money. We also call on the Government to leave the ECHR, and remove people with failed asylum claims.

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  1. 5 March 2026

    Petition

    Stop the pilot scheme to pay families of failed asylum seekers up to £40K to leave the UK. In our view, Government cannot be allowed to pay people who have not gotten asylum with our taxpayer money. There is a cost of living crisis, and we think we need money for defence. We should also exit ECHR. We feel that it is not acceptable to give money away like this. In our view, it is not an incentive and is a waste of more money. We also call on the Government to leave the ECHR, and remove people with failed asylum claims.

    Source: Petition

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