The Controversial "Nationality and Borders Bill" Explained - TLDR News

The video discusses a new bill in the UK that changes asylum and citizenship rules, granting more power to the Home Secretary. It highlights the controversial deprivation of citizenship, using the Shamima Begum case as an example. The bill also introduces changes to asylum and refugee rules, creating two categories of refugees and facing criticism from the UN. Additionally, it criminalizes illegal entry and increases penalties for assisting asylum seekers.

What is the UN's stance on the first safe country principle as mentioned in the context of the new bill?

What penalties does the new bill impose for entering the UK illegally or assisting someone in doing so?

How does the bill change the legal framework regarding the prosecution of individuals who assist asylum seekers?