Yvette Cooper, the UK's home secretary, announced a review of the application of international human rights law, particularly article eight of the Human Rights Act, regarding individuals entering the UK by irregular means. This review aims to address record high numbers of small boat crossings in the Channel. In conjunction with this, Cooper is also cracking down on businesses that employ individuals without proper visa status and is set to host an international summit on organized migration crime. The review signifies a concern about the immigration asylum system and its effective operation.
The home secretary is reviewing how international human rights law, particularly article eight, is applied in relation to immigration and asylum in the UK.
Yvette Cooper intends to bring down record numbers of Channel crossings and is initiating a crackdown on employers hiring undocumented workers.
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