Foreign criminals to face deportation after sentencing under new plans

The UK government has announced plans to deport foreign criminals immediately after they have served their sentences. Under the new proposals, offenders who receive fixed-term sentences could be deported without delay and would be prohibited from re-entering the country. The initiative aims to address concerns about foreign nationals committing crimes in the UK and then remaining in the country after their incarceration. The government believes this measure will enhance public safety and act as a deterrent to criminal behavior. Critics argue that the plans could undermine due process and raise human rights concerns. They also express worries about the impact on families and communities affected by the deportations. The government maintains that the new policy will streamline the deportation process and ensure swifter removal of foreign offenders. The proposal is part of the government's broader efforts to reform the criminal justice system and address public anxieties about crime and immigration.