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February 2nd, 2012 
Tushar Mathur A breakdown of communication between immigration officials led to the “lighter touch” UK immigration officers used at passport and visa checks last year, a Parliamentary inquiry consisting of MPs (UK members of parliament) has said. The report published this week by the Commons home affairs committee said that a “highly troubling” lack of supervision led to passport and visa controls being relaxed far too frequently. The relaxed immigration controls led to the dismissal of the UK border force chief, Brodie Clark.
The report states they were “shocked” at the number of times the immigration checks were relaxed.
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