GPS-tagged asylum seeker trial ended with no benefit, Home Office says

Sky News Monday 13th January 2025, 5:23PM 1 min read 1 year ago

A Home Office pilot scheme involving asylum seekers forced to wear ankle tags to track their locations "did not affect compliance" among them, a government report has concluded.

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