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Courts are ruling against the Home Office in almost three-quarters of final attempts to remove alleged illegal immigrants and asylum seekers from the country, new figures show.

Government officials are handing visas to the husbands of girls who have been forcibly married, raped, and impregnated abroad, allowing them to settle in Britain permanently.

The UK government’s Home Office had admitted that less than half of the 760 foreign criminals who went missing in 2010 ahead of deportation are still at large.

EU human rights judges would almost certainly rule plans to not block the death penalty for Islamic State terror suspects unlawful, and could order Britain to pay damages to the alleged ‘Beatles’ members, experts have said.

Britain’s Home Office had received information about Pakistani grooming gangs raping vulnerable white girls more than a decade before it finally commissioned an investigation, a review has found.

George Soros-funded NGO Citizens UK has launched a campaign demanding the Home Office extend the refugee resettlement scheme to every corner of Britain.

Dishonest and inept lawyers are undermining the UK’s justice system, with the immigration and asylum appeal system blighted by “widely reported deficiencies and a culture of non-compliance with the rules”, the authors of a new report said.

Tens of thousands more foreign students will be allowed into the UK without having to prove they have the right qualifications or can even speak English, as the new Home Secretary continues to relax visa rules.

The new Home Secretary will unveil a major relaxation of immigration rules, for the first time in eight years, to encourage thousands of skill migrants to arrive before Brexit.

British Home Secretary Sajid Javid has confirmed that more than half of the deported Windrush migrants are convicted criminals, and that he will not be seeking to bring them back.

Thousands of foreign gangsters being monitored as organised crime syndicate members have been awarded British citizenship, figures suggest.

The Government will give up tracing illegal migrants through National Health Service (NHS) records, as the short-lived ‘hostile environment’ for people with no right to be in the country is dismantled.

Communities Secretary Sajid Javid has been installed as Amber Rudd’s replacement as Secretary of State for the Home Department.

Home Secretary Amber Rudd has resigned from Government.

Home Secretary Amber Rudd has proposed negotiating away border controls during the Brexit talks, giving EU migrants access to Britain’s labour market, benefits system, and health service.

A convicted people smuggler has alleged that illegal immigrants are gaining entry to the UK because Border Force guards are not doing their jobs properly and “just don’t care”.

A Romanian migrant was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment for robbing and then raping a vulnerable homeless woman on a bench in full view of shoppers.

The Home Office lost track of 601,222 foreign, non-European Union visitors in two years who should have left the UK.

The Tory Home Secretary has refused to confirm the government still aims to hit their long-standing target of bringing immigration below 100,000 this electoral term, a year before Britain leaves the European Union (EU).

Britain’s new blue passports are to be produced by a French firm after Brexit, the government announced, after the company landed the £490 million deal.

Britain is saying, “Yes” to Jihadists, but saying, “No” to free speech.

The asylum process in Britain is “a lottery” where decisions often rest on the personal views of decision makers, whistleblowers have claimed.

Hundreds of rough sleepers could sue the Home Office after the High Court ruled it is illegal to target feigners living on Britain’s streets for deportation.

Amber Rudd’s Home Office has lost track of some 56,000 migrants who were supposed to be deported, including over 700 criminals.

Home Office contributions to Britain’s foreign aid budget totalling £362 million a year are mostly spent on illegal migrants and asylum seekers in the UK.

An illegal Somalia migrant begged authorities to deport him “as soon as possible” after he was allegedly involved in a brutal murder committed in front of school children.

The number of terrorism-related arrests in Britain has surged almost 70 per cent to a new record high, as the country’s security services grapple an unprecedented threat.

Three men, including two British soldiers, who are accused of membership of the proscribed neo-Nazi National Action group appeared in court on terror charges.

The number of failed asylum seekers waiting to be deported by the Home Office has risen by more than 5,000 in a year.

Plans to make it easier for millions of visitors from outside Europe to enter Britain threaten to undermine border security, the government has been warned.

Veterans Against Terrorism marched through London to deliver a petition to Downing Street, pressing the Government to take firmer action against Islamist terrorism.

Saudi Arabia is funding mosques across Europe that have become hotbeds of Islamic extremism, the former British ambassador to Riyadh has said.

Prime Minister Theresa May has been accused of “covering up” a report into the foreign funding of Islamist groups for fear it would expose Saudi Arabia.

The latest EU Terrorism Situation and Trend Report (TE-SAT) reveals the number of jihadist terrorists being arrested “sharply increased” in 2016 – but their prison terms are only getting shorter. Prepared by Europol, the bloc’s supra-national law enforcement agency, the report

UKIP leader Paul Nuttall has called for the hardline Islamist Muslim Brotherhood to be proscribed as a terrorist organisation by the government and for its activities and related institutions to be investigated.

With almost 1,000 soldiers deployed to Britain’s streets to release police firearms officers for counter-terror operations, Home Secretary Amber Rudd has been forced to deny that massive police cutbacks impacted security. Police numbers fell by around 19,000 in England and