UK minister urges Labour MPs to review asylum reforms amid internal concerns over feasibility and border control.

A UK government minister has urged Labour MPs to carefully examine the party’s proposed asylum reforms, as internal criticism grows over the plan’s approach to processing claims and managing migration. Concerns have emerged from backbench members about the policy’s feasibility and potential impact, reflecting wider tensions within Labour over balancing humanitarian duties with public concerns about border control and integration. The debate underscores challenges in developing a unified immigration strategy ahead of key legislative discussions.