And just to slow all things asylum down further:
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The future of a key part of the government's system to remove failed asylum seekers is in doubt after the High Court ruled it was unlawful.
Mr Justice Nicol said the Home Office's system to "fast track" certain cases contained "structural unfairness".
The process accelerates legal hearings and appeals, while keeping the individual detained at all times.
The government said it was disappointed by the judgment and would be appealing.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-33113132
Balancing the need to deter false claims and remove those concerned with the desire to help the genuine is always going to be an issue but surely this is just going to give more time and freedom for those who've come here illegally and have no genuine claims to do what they can (e.g. having children) to ensure they'll never be removed.