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If THIS is progress, I dread to see what FAILURE looks like. He stood on the cliffs on 2 August telling us this was PROGRESS. 22 DAYS in office. 3,003 CROSSINGS. Nearly a THIRD of that in the last four days alone. A RECORD 230 on one boat. Then yesterday came the lecture that we all need to play our part. Oh, we are. The British ARE more than playing their part in this, you absolute T*SSER. £14 MILLION a year, one boat. £186 MILLION since you took office. That’s OUR bit. We’ve been doing it for years. What more exactly do you want from us? 230 people. ONE boat. £14 MILLION a year just from THEM. We’ve done our bit. Do YOUR bit and STOP THE BOATS. Three roofs. Three prices. Hotel, £14 MILLION a year, for 230 people. HMO, £1.95 MILLION. Barracks, £13.4 MILLION. One of these isn’t like the others, and it’s not the one costing less. They told you barracks would save money. That’s not a saving. That’s the same bill in a different building. HOTEL Per night: £39,100 Per month: £1.17 MILLION Per year: £14 MILLION MILITARY BARRACKS Per night: £36,800 Per month: £1.1 MILLION Per year: £13.4 MILLION HMOS Per night: £5,347.50 Per month: £160,425 Per year: £1.95 MILLION A national rollout, still growing. Wethersfield’s ceiling is 1,700. Crowborough’s being extended. RAF Scampton already cost £60 MILLION before being scrapped, never even opened. Three more sites, Barnham, Bicester, Linton-on-Ouse, are planned for 3,750 more people. Parliament’s own library has reported plans involving thousands of additional bedspaces, while the Home Office has been operating asylum accommodation across hundreds of sites nationwide. Parliament’s own Public Accounts Committee has criticised the Home Office’s long-term planning and its reliance on hotels. The Shadow Home Secretary’s own words, “built on an assumption that the hotels magically empty themselves, they still have no plan for where these people will go.” THE WIDER SYSTEM At the end of 2025, 107,003 people were receiving asylum support. 30,657 were still in hotels. 46,824 were members of family groups. The Government says the asylum support system cost around £4 BILLION last year. FOUR BILLION. But apparently WE need to “do our bit”. We are. We’re doing it every time the bill lands. BRITISH WORKER Median salary, take home after tax is £2,391 a month. Rent, bills, food, all comes out of that. ASYLUM SEEKER Accommodation provided if eligible, with utilities included. For people in self-catered accommodation, £49.18 a week PER PERSON for food, clothing and toiletries. That’s roughly £213 a month in cash support and that’s before the extra payments. Pregnant mother: +£5.25 a week. Baby under 1: +£9.50 a week. Child aged 1 to 3: +£5.25 a week. £300 ONE-OFF maternity payment for eligible mothers. If meals are provided in the accommodation, the weekly cash allowance is lower. So yes, there are different rates depending on the accommodation. HEALTH Eligible asylum seekers can receive NHS healthcare. HC2 support can also cover NHS prescriptions, dental treatment, sight tests and help towards glasses or contact lenses where the eligibility rules are met. EDUCATION Children can attend free state schools. And there are specialist sanctuary scholarships too. One University of the Arts London postgraduate scholarship, for example, is worth up to £50,000 and covers tuition, course costs and living expenses. LEISURE Driving lessons, £20,143 in Kent, in one year alone. Dance classes, £14,125, running until 2028. Free gym access, five leisure centres in Richmond. 70% off everything in Edinburgh. LEGAL Legal aid is available for asylum and immigration matters where the eligibility rules are met. Interpreters can also be provided where required. And people wonder why Britain is seen as a SOFT TOUCH. France has been saying it for years. Even the UK Government now openly talks about PULL FACTORS and making the asylum system less attractive. Funny how the rest of Europe can see the problem while Westminster keeps explaining it to us as though WE are the problem. More people. Less capacity. Higher bills. Fewer services left for the people who built this country and paid for it their whole lives. Our tax bills rise. Our services shrink. Our own vulnerable go without. That system belongs to British people first. We built it. We funded it. We’ve done our part. So no. Don’t stand there telling us to do more. Stop telling us to do ours and start doing YOURS. YOU and your machine, stop this. STOP THE BOATS. Different face but the same MACHINE behind him.

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