Inspection announcement: An inspection of the Home Office’s role in managing high-harm foreign national offenders in the community and the effectiveness of the operating model in delivering Immigration Enforcement’s public protection objectives
What happened
The Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration (ICIBI) has begun an inspection as part of its 2026-27 Inspection Plan. This inspection will assess the Home Office’s management of high-harm foreign national offenders in the community. It will also evaluate the effectiveness of the operating model in achieving Immigration Enforcement’s public protection objectives.
Why it matters
This inspection will scrutinise the government's approach to public safety regarding foreign national offenders. Its findings could lead to changes in how these individuals are managed, potentially improving community protection.
Who it affects
- ›Home Office
- ›Immigration Enforcement
- ›High-harm foreign national offenders
- ›The Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration
- ›The general public
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