UK’s new digital-only immigration system creating exclusion and fear, study finds
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- The UK's new digital-only immigration system, which mandates that nearly all migrants obtain an eVisa to prove their legal status, has been found to induce significant stress, fear, and exclusion among immigrants. This system, initiated in 2018, has raised concerns about its impact on the mental well-being of those affected.
- This development is critical as it highlights the challenges faced by migrants in navigating a system that is increasingly digital and potentially inaccessible, leading to heightened anxiety about their legal status and rights in the UK.
- The broader implications of this shift in immigration policy are evident in the recent sharp decline in net migration figures, which have dropped significantly, reflecting a changing landscape for asylum seekers and migrants. Additionally, issues such as refugee homelessness and the treatment of vulnerable populations, including trafficked children, underscore the urgent need for a more humane and supportive immigration framework.
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