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Interior Minister announced move to limit the power of the Human Rights Act to the conservative conference

British immigration laws should be amended to reduce the ability of foreign criminals to resist deportation by invoking his right to family life under the Human Rights Act, the Minister of Internal Theresa May, is to announce on Tuesday.

In a move that will appeal across the Conservative Party, whose members are overwhelmingly opposed to the Human Rights Act in its current form, we can say that the changes are designed to facilitate the expulsion of suspected terrorists.

She will announce the Tory conference shortly after Kenneth Clarke, Minister of Justice, according to a new payment system as a result of programs to improve short-term treatment of prisoners. The Attorney General pro-European should leave the Human Rights Act the Home Secretary - who said "there is the slightest possibility" that Britain withdraws from the European Convention on Human Rights

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announcement has been carefully designed to reassure the Liberal Democrats are determined to keep the place. She will tell the conference that secondary legislation has been introduced to make it clear that foreigners may be expelled if:

. convicted of a criminal offense.

. violated immigration rules.

. Have started a family in Britain, while living in the country illegally.

. Have to rely on benefits to house his family.

Interior Minister has stated its determination to act in an interview with The Sunday Telegraph on the eve of the conference. May said: "I see here in the office of origin, in particular, the type of problems we are unable to expel people who may be suspected of terrorism is clear that we have seen with certain criminal aliens who are found in the UK .. " Address
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