Category: British Executive

Starmers future

19/11/2025

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Home Secretary introduces Asylum reforms

19/11/2025

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Summary of Home Secretary’s Asylum Reform Proposals

Temporary Refugee Status
- Refugee status will no longer be permanent; reviewed every 30 months.
- Refugees must live in the UK for 20 years before applying for indefinite leave (up from 5 years).
- Encouragement to switch to a new work and study visa route for faster settlement.
- Only those on this route can sponsor family members.
Human Rights Law Overhaul
- Replace multiple appeals with a single consolidated appeal.
- Create an independent appeals body with trained adjudicators.
- Narrow application of Article 8 (family life) and Article 3 (inhuman treatment) of the ECHR.
- Tougher stance on foreign offenders and illegal entrants.
- Tighten Modern Slavery Act to prevent last-minute trafficking claims.
Ending Housing and Financial Support
- Remove legal duty to provide guaranteed housing and weekly pay.
- Support only for the truly destitute; denied to those who refuse removal or break the law.
- Asylum seekers with assets must contribute to accommodation costs.
- End hotel use for asylum seekers by 2029.
- Families with refused claims will lose support; offered financial help for voluntary return instead.
New Safe and Legal Routes
- Annual cap on arrivals via legal routes.
- Community sponsorship for refugees (similar to Homes for Ukraine).
- Expand Displaced Talent Mobility pilot for skilled refugees.
- Streamlined 10-year route to settlement for legal arrivals.
Visa Bans
- Penalties for countries refusing to take back citizens.
- “Emergency brake” on visas for high-claim countries.
- Angola, Namibia, and DRC identified for potential sanctions.
Increased Use of Technology
- Wider rollout of AI-driven age verification for asylum seekers.
- Introduction of digital ID for accurate right-to-work checks and fraud prevention.

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March 10th, 2025

10/3/2025

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NEW VIDEO: WHAT IS A CABINET RESHUFFLE?

10/3/2025

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COMMITTEE SLAMS COVID RESPONSE AS WORST UK PUBLIC HEALTH FAILURE EVER

12/10/2021

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BBC article

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RESHUFFLE IN ACTION

15/9/2021

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With a reshuffle underway, it is important we work out what a Reshuffle is and why they take place

BBC Cabinet Reshuffle

BBC Why was Williamson moved?

Who is Dominic Rabb?

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Written constitution worth while to limit executive power?

22/3/2021

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link here

It seems odd not having a written constitution for most Americans: Could a written constitution be the solution to executive dominance? Not if it is done this way!
Mr Campbell.

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