Should the UK crack down on legal advisers helping migrants fake asylum claims?

A recent BBC undercover investigation reveals legal advisers coaching migrants to fabricate asylum claims by posing as gay, using staged photos, fake letters, and rehearsed stories. Advisers charge thousands of pounds, admitting most claims are not genuine, which exploits the asylum system and disadvantages legitimate refugees fleeing persecution. Public calls grow for prosecuting these advisers, revoking licences, and deporting fraudulent claimants amid ongoing concerns over illegal migration.