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Under her initial proposals, lower-qualified workers who arrived on health and social care visas during the “Boriswave” from 2022 could have been made to wait 15 years for permanent settlement.
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who → qualify → settlement
But under the revised plans, foreign care workers who meet their visa conditions and earn at least £25,000 a year will now only have to wait five years, Ms Mahmood told the Commons.
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Mahmood → revise → 25,000
Foreign care workers who do not qualify for the five-year settlement will be able to apply for a new five-year visa, and then apply for settlement once it has been completed.
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it → qualify → settlement
Then Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh repeatedly refused to say she backed proposals to prolong the qualifying period for settlement.
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she → refuse → settlement
Elsewhere, Ms Mahmood confirmed she will introduce the plan for refugees who arrived in the UK after crossing the Channel by small boat to wait 20 years for settlement, rising to 30 years if they do not enter work or study.
She told the Commons “everyone will have a fair shot to make their contribution”, and accused the Conservatives of losing control of migration with “significant abuse of the care route”.
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everyone → confirm → route
The Home Secretary said the Government will address this by “providing a five-year path to settlement for care workers who lived up to the promise that they made on coming to this country – worked hard and answered our call when we needed them”.
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we → say → them
She added: “Those who earn £25,000 a year working in the social care sector, which was the condition of their visa, will therefore be able to settle on their existing five-year path.”
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which → add → path
Ms Mahmood said those who did not meet the conditions of their visa will be offered “a second chance to make the contribution that they came to this country to make”.
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they → say → country
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She added: “They will be able to apply for another five-year care visa, and they will not be tied to their old employer, allowing those with rogue sponsors to break away from them.”
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Ms Mahmood said workers will be helped to find new positions, adding: “Everyone will have a fair shot to make their contribution, and no-one will be punished for the sins of their employer, but we will also preserve the critical element of this reform: that settlement must be linked to contribution.”
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settlement → say → contribution
She continued: “We will place those who come to this country on one of our new safe and legal routes on a five-year path to settlement.
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who → continue → settlement
“This is as fast a path as higher earners entering Britain today.
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“At the same time, we will discourage the use of unsafe and illegal routes.
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we → discourage → routes
“The standard disqualifying period for all refugees who have not come by a safe and legal route will become 20 years.
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who → come → route
“A further 10 years will be added for those who enter the country by an illegal method, such as by small boat.”
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who → add → boat
He added in a statement: “Following Brexit, the previous government lost control of immigration, with an unprecedented spike in numbers.
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government → add → numbers
“This Home Secretary is gripping this problem, and she has my full support in doing so.”
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she → grip → support
Indefinite leave to remain (ILR), also known as settlement, is an immigration status that allows a person to live, work and study in the UK indefinitely and apply for benefits if they are eligible.
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they → remain → benefits
More than 200,000 responses were submitted to the consultation on Ms Mahmood’s initial proposals.
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