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Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025

Originating House

House of Commons

Last Updated

10 December 2025

In Plain English

AI-generated

Now law, the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Act 2025 tightens border controls and immigration enforcement and reforms asylum procedures. It gives the government new powers to decide who can enter, stay in the UK, or be removed.

Key Points

  • Strengthens border security and immigration enforcement powers.
  • Reforms asylum processing and eligibility rules.
  • Passed through Parliament with large majorities in the Commons; Lords amendments were disagreed with in key votes.
  • Affects asylum seekers, migrants, border security staff and employers who rely on migrant workers.

Progress

Having received Royal Assent, the act is now law. It has completed its passage through Parliament.

Voting

Key Commons votes showed broad backing, with second reading 333-109 and third reading 316-95. On Lords amendments, MPs voted to disagree in two motions by large margins (326-92 and 333-264).

Who is affected?

Asylum seekers and refugeesMigrants and potential migrantsBorder security and immigration enforcement staffUK employers relying on migrant workersVisa applicantsLocal communities, particularly border areasImmigration lawyers and advisersUK residents and communities

Generated 21 February 2026

How Parties Are Voting

Based on 5 recorded votes • Sorted by % Aye

Ulster Unionist PartyGenerally For
3 / 1
Labour (Co-op)Mixed
945 / 472
Traditional Unionist VoiceMixed
2 / 2
IndependentGenerally Against
12 / 13
Democratic Unionist PartyMixed
6 / 8
ConservativeMixed
181 / 266
Reform UKMixed
10 / 17
Scottish National PartyMixed
8 / 14
Green PartyMixed
2 / 4
Social Democratic & Labour PartyMixed
1 / 2
Your PartyMixed
1 / 2
Plaid CymruMixed
1 / 5
Liberal DemocratGenerally Against
0 / 11
Sinn FéinMixed
0 / 0
SpeakerMixed
0 / 0
AllianceMixed
0 / 0

Parliamentary Votes (5)