Fast track asylum seeker deportations deemed unlawful by the High Court

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Fast track asylum seeker deportations deemed unlawful by the High Court

The UK High court has ruled that it is unlawful to use fast-track deportations to remove asylum seekers having failed to secure asylum status. These procedures have been deemed Unlawful deportations

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