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British home secretary outlines overhaul of rules for legal migrants

Nov 21, 2025

London [UK], November 21: The British Home Secretary said on Thursday that long-term settlement for migrants in the UK is a "privilege" that must be earned, as she set out details to end automatic status after five years. Shabana Mahmood announce a shake-up of rules for legal migration just days after announcing reforms to the asylum system which drew criticism from Labour colleagues.
The plan for "earned" settlement and a doubling of the wait time before being eligible for long-term status was first announced under the Government's immigration white paper in May, and is aimed at reducing the number of people coming to the UK. The move comes as it is estimated 1.6 million people will settle in the UK between 2026 and 2030, Mahmood said, with a peak of 450,000 in 2028. (PA Media/dpa)
Source: Qatar Tribune

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