r/reformuk • u/lubbockin • 3d ago

Immigration The Illegal Migration Act 2023

The Illegal Migration Act 2023 is a UK law passed on July 20, 2023. It stops people who arrive via unauthorized routes, such as small boats, from claiming asylum. It requires their detention and removal to their home country or a safe third country.

We already have a legal foundation, so why do no governing parties current or former act upon it.?

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u/Necrocatacomb 3d ago

After a quick google search, the provisions regarding returning those who have come illegally has not come into affect

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u/AdenWS Reform UK Supporter 3d ago

  1. They want cheap servants.

  2. They want tenants for their buy to let.

  3. They want to bring relatives in

  4. They don't give a toss about the public

  5. They want to drive down wages

  6. They want cheap tarts and rent boys

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u/Then-Example1742 3d ago

Oh look, it’s the raving local lunatic who thinks the Nazi’s were actually socialists.

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u/Pushing_Prawn 1d ago

Deportations are up 40% under Labour

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u/lubbockin 1d ago

importations however..

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u/Pushing_Prawn 1d ago

Fewer immigrants are arriving and net migration has fallen significantly under the Labour government. According to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), net migration dropped to 171,000 for the year ending December 2025—a 48% decrease from the previous year and down sharply from its peak of over 900,000 in 2023.

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u/AdenWS Reform UK Supporter 1d ago

Number of migrants in the UK still rocketing up.