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This incident has been compounded by an unprecedented attempt by the government to conceal the breach through a "super injunction," an extraordinary legal measure historically unseen in political circles. Critics argue that such secrecy undermines democratic accountability, especially given the scale of the covert operations and the significant public funds involved. While recognizing the gratitude owed to these asylum seekers, many believe that the British public deserves full disclosure and a say in these critical decisions. The mishandling and cover-up speak to deeper systemic failures within the British state, with critics branding the episode as a damning indictment of governmental transparency and integrity from top to bottom.