The UK government is expanding its deportation policy to include India and other nations, aiming to swiftly remove foreign criminals after sentencing under the "deport now, appeal later" scheme. This initiative, part of a broader migration crackdown, seeks to prevent offenders from exploiting the system and remaining in the UK during appeals.
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