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`Better targeting' leads to more expulsions

01 January 1991

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`Better targeting' leads to more expulsions
artdoc July=1993

The Home Office said that more efficient procedures for detecting
illegal entrants were responsible for the increase in the numbers
of those expelled from Britain to 6,100 in 1992, from 5,600 in
1991. The slower processing of applications for settlement,
leading to a reduction of 1,300 to 52,600 people allowed to stay
permanently in 1992) was explained by `more detailed enquiries
aimed at detecting bogus marriage cases'. Almost 15,000 people
were refused permission to enter Britain during the year. Home
Office Statistical Bulletin 14193: 6.5.93; Hansard (HC) 17.3.93
col 245.

Statewatch vol 3 no 3 May-June 1993

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