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Burnham expected to back Mahmood’s immigration bill with asylum and deportation changes
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Burnham expected to back Mahmood’s immigration bill with asylum and deportation changes
Andy Burnham’s office indicated he will vote for the immigration bill on Monday, supporting Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s proposals.
- The immigration bill returns to the Commons for its second reading on Monday.
- Mahmood is expected to announce plans to change the law to deport Shabir Ahmed, a convicted grooming gang leader.
- Burnham’s spokesperson said the bill restores confidence by tackling illegal crossings and strengthening safe and legal routes for refugees.
- The government proposes doubling the time to qualify for indefinite leave to remain from five to ten years and replacing the independent asylum court system.
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