Britains Labour government is set to overhaul its asylum policy, making it easier to deport undocumented migrants and speed up removals. The changes include clarifying the interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights, making refugee status temporary, and quadrupling the waiting time for permanent settlement. The government aims to address public concerns about immigration, but charities warn that these proposals may punish vulnerable people. The move reflects a desire for greater border control, despite human rights concerns.
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