The UK Home Office has given 150 families whose asylum claims were rejected seven days to accept voluntary return to their home countries with payments up to £40,000 per family, or face forced removal including the use of handcuffs on children. Parents are pleading for more time, citing concerns about uprooting children from schools and communities, with some saying they face safety risks if returned to their home countries.
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The UK Home Office has given 150 families whose asylum claims were rejected seven days to accept voluntary return to their home countries with payments up to £40,000 per family, or face forced removal including the use of handcuffs on children. Parents are pleading for more time, citing concerns about uprooting children from schools and communities, with some saying they face safety risks if returned to their home countries.