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ఎంపీలు తమ ఓటు బ్యాంకుని కాపాడుకోవడం కోసం తమ స్థానాల్ని మార్చుకునేందుకు సిద్ధమవుతున్నారు. తమ సీట్ల కోసం ఎంపీలు పడే ఈ వెంపర్లాటను నాడు ప్రతిపక్షంలో ఉన్న టోనీ బ్లెయిర్ ‘చికెన్ రన్’గానూ, ఆ ఎంపీలను ‘చికెన్’గానూ అభివర్ణించారు. ప్రభుత్వం ప్రమాదంలో ఉందని తెలిసినప్పుడు, ఎంపీలు తమ పదవులు కాపాడుకోవడం కోసం ఇలా పెనుగులాటలు చేయడం, బ్రిటీష్ రాజకీయాల్లో దశాబ్దాలుగా ఉంది. ఈ నేపథ్యంలోనే రిషి సునాక్ ప్రభుత్వం.. ఈ నేపథ్యంలోనే టోరీ ఎంపీలు సురక్షిత నియోజకవర్గాలు వెతుక్కుంటున్నట్టు తెలుస్తోంది. దేశంలో పన్నులు భారీగా ఉన్నాయని, వాటిని తప్పనిసరిగా తగ్గించాలని పార్టీకి చెందిన 40 మంది టోరీ ఎంపీలు ఆదివారం ఆర్థికశాఖ మంత్రి జెరిమీ హంట్కు లేఖ రాశారు.

Prime minister makes statement in Commons, saying he wants to abolish backlog of unprocessed asylum claims by end of next year.

So will the government end the ban on asylum seekers working while their claims are being processed. Sunak welcomes what he says. Simon Clarke, the Tory former levelling up secretary, says this is a key issue for his constituents. We will work with the UNHCR to identify those most in need so the UK remains a safe haven for the most vulnerable. And we will introduce an annual quota on numbers set by parliament, in consultation with local authorities to determine our capacity, and amendable in the face of humanitarian emergencies. The only way to come to the UK for asylum will be through safe and legal routes. The statement contained three sections on policy: a list of five measures that will be implemented quickly; details of an agreement with Albania, and a new process for dealing with asylum claims from Albania; and – most controversially – plans for a new law next year to ban people arriving in the UK illegally from claiming asylum here. And furthermore, if our reforms on Albania are challenged in the courts, we will also put them on a statutory footing to ensure the UK’s treatment of Albanian arrivals is no different from that of Germany or France. As a result of all these changes, we will triple the productivity of our case workers, and we expect to abolish the backlog of initial asylum decisions by the end of next year. And he said a new agreement with Albania could lead to the “vast majority” of asylum claims from Albania being refused. At the same time, as we consulted on over the summe, the cheapest and fairest way to solve this problem is for all local authorities to take their fair share of asylum seekers in the private rental sector. And this is what Rishi Sunak told MPs about the new agreement with Albania, and the new process for dealing with asylum claims from Albanians.

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The PM says those who enter the UK illegally will be "swiftly returned" and MPs will set an "annual quota" to determine how many asylum seekers can come to ...

"Plenty of newspaper headlines about wave machines, prison ships, and fantasy islands but no actual action. "No one can doubt our generosity of spirit. "It is unfair people come here illegally. - A doubling of the number of asylum caseworkers and a streamlined process - with a promise to abolish the backlog by the end of next year Making a raft of announcements in the Commons, the prime minister said the legislation would be introduced early next year and mean people who do not come to the country through legal and safe routes "will be detained and swiftly returned either to [their] home country or a safe country where [their] asylum claim will be considered". The PM says those who enter the UK illegally will be "swiftly returned" and MPs will set an "annual quota" to determine how many asylum seekers can come to the country.

Disused holiday parks, former student halls and surplus military sites will also be used to house migrants, the Prime Minister said.

“But time and time again this Government has refused to treat a serious problem seriously. In the first six months of the year, Albanian nationals made up 18 per cent of people arriving in the UK on small boats, according to Government figures. We need a Home Office that functions effectively. [Asylum seekers](/topic/asylum-seekers) will be housed in disused holiday parks, former [student halls](/topic/student-halls) and military sites in a bid to cut hotel bills costing the Government millions of pounds. New guidance will be issued to caseworkers to make it “crystal clear that Albania is a safe country” and Border Force officers will be embedded in Tirana Airport for the first time to help “disrupt organised crime and stop people coming here illegally”. [House of Commons](/topic/house-of-commons), [Rishi Sunak](/topic/rishi-sunak) set out a five point plan he said would deal with illegal migration and help speed up the assessment of claims from countries deemed “safe”.

Rishi Sunak said the public was 'right to be angry' and 'we have to stop the boats', insisting that 'fairness' was the guiding principle.

And you will no longer be able to frustrate removal attempts with late or spurious claims or appeals,' he said. The premier declared that everyone who comes to the UK illegally will be banned from settling here. There will be a presumption that Albanians can be returned to their own 'safe' country, as 55 per cent are being allowed to stay at the moment. The simplest moral framing for this issue, one I believe members on all sides of this House believe in is fairness. 'And once removed, you should have no right to re-entry, settlement or citizenship. 'It is unfair that people come here illegally. 'The only way to come to the UK for asylum will be through safe and legal routes, and as we get a grip of illegal migration, we will create more of the those routes. The Prime Minister said the Government would aim to 'abolish the backlog' in the asylum system by the end of 2023. 'We will work with the UNHCR to identify those most in need so the UK remains a safe haven for the most vulnerable. - The Government will aim to 'abolish the backlog' in the asylum system by the end of 2023. - Parliament will be asked to set quotas for how many can be admitted for humanitarian purposes. - Everyone who comes to the UK illegally will be banned from settling here.

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And you will no longer be able to frustrate removal attempts with late or supurious claims or appeals," said Mr Sunak. The PM of Albania has himself said there is no reason why we can’t return Albanian asylum seekers immediately." Mr Sunak said the changes mean the vast majority of claims from Albania will be considered unfounded and "those individuals can be swiftly returned". "The only way to come to the UK for asylum will be through legal routes," he said. "We have to stop the boats and this government will do what has to be done," said Mr Sunak, announcing the five-point plan to address the immigration crisis. He said weekly flights would be made to Albania until the backlog of "bogus" asylum claims was cleared.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Tuesday Britain had agreed a new deal with Albania to crack down on the number of illegal migrants arriving on small ...

"It is not cruel or unkind to want to break the stranglehold of criminal gangs who trade in human misery," he said. Successive British governments have promised to stop the arrival of small boats and yet the crossings have continued. "If you enter the UK illegally you should not be able to remain here," Sunak told parliament.

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Rishi Sunak has promised to clear the asylum backlog by the end of next year, and has pledged to send the majority of Albanian migrants back.

So do the crossings. The unworkable gimmicks go on. And we need to defeat the criminal gangs operating on the coasts. We need a home office that functions effectively. “We need leadership at home and abroad. Setting out his approach in the Commons on Tuesday, Rishi Sunak said that the current global asylum framework had become “obsolete” and that his plan would “break the stranglehold of criminal gangs”.

A dedicated unit to handle claims from Albanians is one of the measures the prime minister has announced.

But we have heard such promises before without seeing the results. The prime minister's ambition to clear the backlog within a year will be welcomed by many, as will the resources to speed up claims, with a doubling in the number of caseworkers. he added. - a commitment to double the number of asylum caseworkers, who assess claims Rishi Sunak has promised more staff to help clear the UK's backlog of asylum seekers by the end of next year. Under a plan unveiled by the prime minister, a dedicated unit of 400 specialists will be set up to handle claims from Albanians.

PM says he has signed deal with Albania that will speed up removal of recent arrivals from Balkan country.

“Money is being wasted on the unworkable and unethical plan to deport people to Rwanda. He promised an end to the use of Of the 7,219 who had applied for asylum, only 50 had received a decision – fewer that 1%. He also claimed again that he would restart plans to deport people seeking refuge in the UK to Rwanda – He said the government would recruit another 700 new staff who would be deployed to tackle immigration crimes. And you will no longer be able to frustrate removal attempts with late or spurious claims or appeals.

A dedicated unit to handle claims from Albanians is one of the measures the prime minister has announced.

But we have heard such promises before without seeing the results. The charity said singling out Albanians also risked "causing division" and it was "very simplistic to blithely label a country as safe when in reality it has serious problems with criminal and sexual exploitation of women and children". The Refugee Council said treating people "who come to the UK in search of safety as illegal criminals" was "deeply disturbing and flies in the face of international law". The prime minister's ambition to clear the backlog within a year will be welcomed by many, as will the resources to speed up claims, with a doubling in the number of caseworkers. - a commitment to double the number of asylum caseworkers, who assess claims Rishi Sunak has promised more staff to help clear the UK's backlog of asylum seekers by the end of next year.

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"It is not cruel or unkind to want to break the stranglehold of criminal gangs who trade in human misery," he said. "If you enter the UK illegally you should not be able to remain here," Sunak told parliament. A decision is expected soon. Sunak said the public are "right to be angry" and said the current system was unfair on those with a genuine case for asylum. Migrants arriving on small boats has become a major political issue for the Conservative government, particularly in working-class areas in the north and central England, where migrants are blamed for making it harder to find work and stretching public services. Britain on Tuesday said it planned to bring in new legislation to prevent migrants who cross the English Channel from remaining in the country, as the government tries to control a surge in people arriving in small boats on its southern coast.

The new plans also cover housing 10,000 asylum seekers waiting for their claims to be processed in less expensive accommodation than hotels. “It is unfair that ...

However well intended, our legal frameworks are being manipulated by people who exploit our courts to frustrate their removal for months or years on end,” said Sunak, also announcing plans for new legislation that will set an annual quota for refugees coming to the UK. “We must be able to control our borders to ensure that the only people who come here come through safe and legal routes. Under the government’s five-point agenda, which Sunak said had been devised by him and his Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, a new permanent unified Small Boats Operational Command will be set up to coordinate intelligence, interception, processing, and enforcement.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak unveiled plans to tackle the UK's swelling backlog of asylum claims including making it harder for arrivals from Albania to stay ...

By the end of next year, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has pledged to hire more personnel to help reduce the backlog of asylum requests in the UK.

The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). Albanians now account for 35 per cent of arrivals after a sharp rise in their numbers over the English Channel. Not only this, he will be the first British PM to have roots in India. This, according to him, includes 92,601 first asylum petitions. According to Prime Minister By the end of the following year, the administration anticipates eliminating the backlog of initial asylum rulings, according to Mr Sunak in the Commons.

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"We must be able to control our borders to ensure that the only people who come here come through safe and legal routes. Under the government's five-point agenda, which Sunak said had been devised by him and his Home Secretary, Suella Braverman, a new permanent unified Small Boats Operational Command will be set up to coordinate intelligence, interception, processing, and enforcement. The new plans also cover housing 10,000 asylum seekers waiting for their claims to be processed in less expensive accommodation than hotels.

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Register with amarujala.com to get all the latest Hindi news updates as they happen. सुनक सरकार की नई योजनाओं में शरण चाहने वाले 10,000 लोगों के लिए आवास बनाना भी शामिल है, जो होटलों की तुलना में कम खर्चीले हों। सुनक ने हाउस ऑफ कॉमन्स में एक बयान में कहा कि यह अनुचित है कि लोग यहां अवैध रूप से आते हैं। शरण के लिए असली हकदार लोगों के लिए यह अनुचित है, क्योंकि इस तरह से हमारी मदद उन लोगों को मिल जाती है, जो पूरी तरह से सुरक्षित हैं। सुनक सरकार की नई योजनाओं में शरण चाहने वाले 10,000 लोगों के लिए आवास बनाना भी शामिल है, जो होटलों की तुलना में कम खर्चीले हों। सुनक ने हाउस ऑफ कॉमन्स में एक बयान में कहा कि यह अनुचित है कि लोग यहां अवैध रूप से आते हैं।