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Shabana Mahmood to set up new independent appeals body to slash asylum backlog

EXCLUSIVE: Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will set up a new Independent Immigration Appeals Authority (IIAA), which will prioritise cases such as high-risk foreign offenders and human rights claims believed to be without merit

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Shabana Mahmood to set up new independent appeals body to slash asylum backlog

Home Secretary Mahmood creates Independent Immigration Appeals Authority to process 150,000+ backlog cases averaging 61 weeks, launching late 2027. Single-route system with tighter ECHR rules cuts vexatious appeals and speeds deportations for ineligible applicants, pending parliamentary passage.

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Shabana Mahmood plans to replace judges with the public for asylum appeals

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Shabana Mahmood to set up new independent appeals body to slash asylum backlog

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