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Deny Channel refugees citizenship? Feat. Dawn Neesom & Henry Bonsu | Jeremy Vine

Under tougher measures introduced by the Home Office, it will be almost impossible for a refugee who has successfully claimed asylum to become British if they 'made a dangerous journey', for example in a small boat or hidden in vehicles. Before the changes, a citizenship application would normally be rejected if the illegal arrival was in the past 10 years. But now any illegal entry could see a refugee turned down. According to the Migration Observatory, over 200 thousand people hold refugee status or indefinite leave to remain after seeking asylum. And the Refugee Council estimates more than 70 thousand refugees could be prevented from obtaining citizenship as a result of the changes. Citizenship applications will continue to be considered on a case-by-case basis, it is understood by BBC. Following a grant of refugee status for 5 years, and a grant of Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) for 1 year or more, you can apply for British citizenship if you meet the 'good character' requirements. The update is to 'good character' guidance. "Any person applying for citizenship from 10 February 2025, who previously entered the UK illegally will normally be refused, regardless of the time that has passed since the illegal entry took place." Another new entry to the same guidance says: "A person who applies for citizenship from 10 February 2025 who has previously arrived without a required valid entry clearance or electronic travel authorisation, having made a dangerous journey will normally be refused citizenship. "A dangerous journey includes, but is not limited to, travelling by small boat or concealed in a vehicle or other conveyance." Jeremy Vine on 5 is on television every weekday at 9:15am until 1:30pm on Channel 5. Subscribe to the channel for more celebrity interviews, hot topics and debates: https://bit.ly/34DvAv4 Twitter:   / jeremyvineon5   Facebook:   / jeremyvineon5   Instagram:   / jeremyvineon5   #JeremyVine #immigration #Citizenship

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