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UK to Deport International Students? New Crackdown on Visas & Asylum Claims Explained

The UK government is launching a major crackdown on international students—and it could change the future of higher education in Britain. For the first time, the Home Office will directly contact 130,000 foreign students and their families, warning them they must leave the UK if they overstay their visas. The move comes after a dramatic rise in asylum claims from students whose visas have expired. 👉 According to new data, nearly 16,000 international students applied for asylum last year—almost six times more than in 2020. Ministers say many of these claims lack merit, while critics argue the campaign is an attack on students who play a vital role in the UK economy. In this video, we break down: Why the UK is tightening rules on foreign students 🎓 The Home Office’s tough warning message The clash between Labour, Conservatives, and Reform on immigration ⚖️ What this could mean for the future of international education in Britain 🌍 💬 What do YOU think? Is this crackdown fair, or will it damage the UK’s reputation as a global education hub? Comment below! 📢 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more deep dives into global politics and migration issues. —- #UKImmigration #StudentVisa #InternationalStudents #UKNews #AsylumCrisis #MigrationPolicy #UKPolitics #HomeOffice #StudyInUK #BreakingNews UK student visa crackdown, UK asylum policy 2025, Home Office foreign students, UK deportation news, UK migration crisis, UK student visa changes, international students UK 2025, Yvette Cooper immigration, UK asylum seekers news, Keir Starmer immigration policy