Transparency data

Immigration Enforcement data: February 2020

Data on Immigration Enforcement activities.

• From: Border Force, UK Visas and Immigration and Immigration Enforcement
• Published: 27 February 2020

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Immigration Enforcement data: February 2020

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This document contains data on:

• number of records in the pre-2008 migration refusal pool at the end of each quarter
• number of records in the post-2008 migration refusal pool at the end of each quarter
• foreign national offenders (FNOs) released from prison or transferred from prison to immigration detention
• FNOs released into the community by reason for release
• FNOs subject to deportation action living in the community and the length of time since release
• percentage of (criteria and non-criteria) FNOs removed under the early removal and facilitated returns schemes
• time served foreign national offenders
• family returns data
• family returns outcomes
• family returns – types of return
• pre-departure accommodation
• average cost per day to hold an individual in immigration detention
• reports made by a medical practitioner to the Home Office under Rule 35 on individuals in immigration detention by level (1, 2 and 3)
• reports made by a medical practitioner under rule 35 by place of detention and level (1, 2 and 3)
• how many carriers were issued with a notification of demand for payment form IS80D
• escorted moves and home office manual for escorting safely (HOMES) data
• volume and value of illegal working civil penalties
• volume and value of right to rent civil penalties
• the number of pregnant women detained in the immigration detention estate

In order to make the publication more user friendly, we have removed some outdated or superfluous data tables. The following have been retired:

• breakdown of FNOs released into the community who were eligible for deportation
• breakdown of FNOs released into the community where deportation or conclusion remains outstanding
• breakdown of detained FNOs facing return or deportation by barrier to return
• detained FNOs facing return or deportation who have been waiting 12 months or more for a travel document
• criminal casework FNO cancelled returns
• intelligence intake crime type breakdown

Published 27 February 2020