David Neal Exposes Failures in UK Asylum System

Former inspector of borders and immigration reveals dire conditions in asylum accommodation and criticizes Home Office leadership.

David Neal, the former independent chief inspector of borders and immigration, was sacked after disclosing issues within the UK asylum system.
Neal's reports, which highlighted problems in asylum seeker accommodations and security checks at airports, went unpublished by the Home Office.
Testimony to a parliamentary committee revealed 'shocking leadership' at the Home Office and a lack of accountability.
Asylum seekers face grim conditions in mass accommodation sites, with reports of suicide attempts and inadequate support services.
Neal's departure raises concerns about the future oversight of the UK's immigration and asylum system.