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'Deport now, appeal later' scheme for foreign criminals expanded to 23 countries

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'Deport now, appeal later' scheme for foreign criminals expanded to 23 countriesA hostile environment era deportation policy for criminals is being expanded by the Labour government as it continues its migration crackdown.
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A fresh Government effort to deport foreign national offenders was “the sort of stuff that they should have been doing on day one”, Kemi Badenoch has said. Asked about a series of recent announcements, including a move to expand the “deport now, appeal later” scheme, the Conservative Party...

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