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UK asylum seekers may pay $13K before settlement
Britain announced new rules requiring asylum seekers to repay approximately £10,000 ($13,000) for accommodation and support before applying for settlement, with repayments being means-tested and limited to adults above an income threshold. The government aims to reduce taxpayer burden and plans to remove 45,000 more people with no legal right to remain in the next decade. Critics argue the policy could unfairly punish refugees and create uncertainty for those rebuilding their lives.
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