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General · 20 April 2026

Reform plans to review 400,000 asylum claims

Reform plans to review 400,000 asylum claims

Many people could face deportation if Reform UK wins the next general election. The party has vowed to promptly re-evaluate all petitions for asylum submitted since 2021, concentrating on individuals who received asylum, those exceeding their visa duration, or claimants from countries a Reform administration deems secure. This policy would make around 400,000 individuals liable for removal from the UK, according to the party's plans.

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