Labour's new Immigration and Asylum Bill — debated by MPs on Tuesday — would force refugees to repay roughly £10,000 of their state-funded accommodation and support before they can settle permanently in the UK. Think of it as a student-loan model for asylum: you earn, you pay back, or you forfeit settled status. The Home Office spent £4 billion on asylum support last year, and Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood insists this is about balancing generosity with...