Independent report

An inspection of the Home Office’s operations to effect the removal of Foreign National Offenders

This inspection examined the Home Office’s operations to effect the removal of foreign national offenders (FNOs).

• From: Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration
• Published: 29 June 2023

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An inspection of the Home Office’s operations to effect the removal of Foreign National Offenders

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Details

The inspection looked at the following areas, with a focus on FNOs in detention:

• the effectiveness and quality of the services provided by the Immigration Prison Teams
• the prioritisation of cases for removal and the effectiveness of the Early Removal and Facilitated Return Schemes
• the Home Office’s strategy for the collection, monitoring, and reporting of FNO data, and how this data is used to capture best practice and drive improvements *the role of caseworking teams in prioritising and progressing FNO cases towards removal

Published 29 June 2023