Sunday, 11 November 2012 09:48
'The MP with the Commons Home Affairs select committee said that the number, which is equivalent to Iceland’s population, is “spiraling out of control”,The Guardian reported.
Figures showed that the troubled UK Border Agency (UKBA) had 302,064 cases to investigate, trace or conclude by the end of June.
Much of the rising cases came from an increase of over 24,000 missing migrants who have been denied permission to stay in Britain, but their whereabouts remain unknown. This is referred to as the migration refusal pool. '
Figures showed that the troubled UK Border Agency (UKBA) had 302,064 cases to investigate, trace or conclude by the end of June.
Much of the rising cases came from an increase of over 24,000 missing migrants who have been denied permission to stay in Britain, but their whereabouts remain unknown. This is referred to as the migration refusal pool. '
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