THE IMMIGRATION AND ASYLUM ACT 1999

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The Labour government sought to reform the law in the face of substantial pressure imposed on the administrative system by escalating numbers of persons seeking asylum in the United Kingdom. The Home Secretary stated that the 1999 Act was intended to make the ‘system fairer, faster and firmer’.82 The 1999 Act makes provision covering most areas of immigration and asylum. The Act is intended to enable genuine travellers to enter more quickly while also combating illegal entry and strengthening powers to deal with other persons not entitled to enter or remain in the United Kingdom.

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