The U.K. will no longer automatically allow refugees granted asylum to stay indefinitely or reunite with their families, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer seeks to curb the incentives for migrants crossing the English Channel.

Currently, successful asylum-seekers are granted refugee status for five years. Then, they can claim the right to stay and access more benefits{ai:summary}Britain will end automatic indefinite asylum status and unconditional family reunification for refugees.Prime Minister Keir Starmer is moving to curb incentives for migrants crossing the English Channel. #politics

‘No golden ticket’: U.K. to end refugees' automatic right to stay indefinitely

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