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Pressure on Cooper for suspects' immigration status to be public
The Guardian
|August 07, 2025
Yvette Cooper is facing demands for clarity over the information police forces are allowed to release to the public after claims of a "cover-up" by authorities over the immigration status of two men accused of child rape.
Warwickshire's Conservative police and crime commissioner, Philip Seccombe, called for fresh national guidance after Reform UK accused police of failing to confirm that the pair of Afghan men being prosecuted for the alleged attack on a 12-year-old girl were asylum seekers.
There is increasing pressure on prosecutors and the police to release details about the ethnicity and immigration status of people facing a criminal charge.
Cooper, the home secretary, said on Tuesday that the guidance should change to permit police to release the ethnicity or immigration status of criminal suspects, but added that she was waiting for a review to be concluded by the Law Commission.
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