DEVELOPING: Government Set to Unveil Sweeping Asylum Reform Plan

Breaking News: Government Unveils Sweeping Asylum Reform Plan Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is set to announce plans to fast-track the deportations of illegal migrants in the UK on Monday. According to sources, the reforms will also overhaul human rights law and limit asylum grants to temporary status. The new policy will allow for the removal of migrants without multiple appeals, and those granted asylum will have to wait 20 years to apply for permanent settlement. Additionally, the UK will stop granting visas to people from three African countries if their governments do not improve cooperation on removals. The Home Secretary has stated that the reforms are a "moral mission" aimed at addressing the impact of illegal migration on UK communities. Conservative shadow home secretary Chris Philp has expressed support for the plan, suggesting that failed asylum seekers should be deported even more quickly. The government's asylum reform plan is a significant development in the ongoing debate over migration policy in the UK. The details of the plan and its implementation will be revealed in the coming days. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.