Britain is being 'taken for fools by illegal immigrants and their enabling lawyers,' the Conservatives warned today amid allegations only one in 100 asylum claims is genuine.A former Home Office insider, who assessed and approved thousands of claims for years, said the entire process had been abused and turned into 'a massive fraud'.The whistleblower said many were using the 'same script' to try to stay in the UK, citing the example of hundreds of Iraqi Kurds all claiming that they are in a relationship with the same daughter of the Kurdish prime minister.Scores of Pakistanis alleged they could not go home because they were in a gay relationship with the same man, who would provide letters supporting their claims.And large numbers of Bangladeshi asylum seekers said they were political dissidents, but seemed to have little substantive knowledge about the party they were said to support.Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp said: 'Only 1 per cent of asylum claims are actually genuine. Many make the same claims, advised by the same lawyers.'We need to implement the Conservative plan to end this scam - no asylum claims by illegal immigrants and leave the ECHR (European Convention on Human Rights) so we can deport them on arrival.'We are being taken for fools by illegal immigrants and their enabling lawyers.' Migrants off Equihen-Plage south of Boulogne during a cross-Channel attempt in July