Controversial asylum reforms poised to become law as peers end stand off
Controversial asylum and immigration reforms are poised to become law after peers halted their stand-off. The bruising tussle over the Nationality and Borders Bill ended after the House of Lords rejected by 212 to 157, majority 55, a last-ditch bid to ensure provisions in the legislation complied with the UK’s international obligations towards refugees. There were cries of “shame” from some peers as the result was announced. Contentious provisions in […]
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