Children’s group criticizes Home Office asylum measures

The children’s commissioner for England has criticized the Home Office’s proposals to expel refused asylum seekers, including children, arguing that they could breach the Children Act by risking significant harm. The plans involve removing support and potentially using physical force during enforced removals, which critics say could endanger children’s safety, especially those receiving medical treatment. The commissioner has expressed concern over the impact on up to 27,000 children and called for changes to prioritize children's best interests.

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