Huge numbers of migrants are feared to have won the right to come to Britain due to a legal blunder.
A judge has raised concerns that a large number of immigration appeals heard in the UK courts may have been illegitimate.
In a legal ruling, the judge warned the courts had been stripped of the power to hear a certain type of appeal in 2014 but, inexplicably, ‘numerous’ cases had continued to go ahead.
It suggests that thousands of appeals have been heard with no legal basis, with potentially hundreds or even thousands of migrants given permission to enter the country as a
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