UK: Asylum seekers say they will go underground and live as illegal immigrants rather than risk being sent to Rwanda

The video discusses the challenges faced by asylum seekers in the UK, particularly those from Sri Lanka, who fear deportation due to the controversial Rwanda plan. This plan has led to panic and anxiety among asylum seekers, with some considering going into hiding. The video highlights the broken state of the UK's asylum system, which has left individuals like Yogaraj in limbo for decades. The Home Office acknowledges the need for major reforms to address these issues.

What are Nilanjan and Vithura trying to do with their asylum applications?

• Speed up the processing time

• Withdraw or prevent them from being lodged

• Submit them as soon as possible

• Transfer them to another country

What is one of the unintended consequences of the Rwanda plan?

• A decrease in illegal immigration

• More people seeking legal advice

• Increased asylum applications

• Asylum seekers considering going into hiding

Why is Hanover hesitant to claim asylum in the UK?

• He has already been granted asylum

• He is waiting for a better opportunity

• He prefers to live in Rwanda

• He believes the UK will not treat him well

How long has Hanover been trying to stay in the UK?

• 15 years

• 10 years

• 21 years

• 5 years

What does the government say is needed to fix the asylum system?

• Minor adjustments

• Major reforms

• Increased funding

• More staff