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'We're already looking at what contingency accommodation is available whether that is unused student blocks or large scale Government owned sites' Housing minister Matthew Pennycook told #BBCBreakfast about plans to accommodate asylum seekers if more councils are granted injunctions to close hotels

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The Home Office is attempting to use three more military sites in Bicester, Barnham and Linton-on-Ouse to house thousands of asylum seekers, as the government seeks to move people out of hotels. Justice minister Jake Richards told #BBCBreakfast the sites could house about 3,750 asylum seekers, if planning permission is granted, as well as looking to extend the use of existing military sites in Crowborough until 2030 and Wethersfield beyond 2027.
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The Home Office is attempting to use three more military sites in Bicester, Barnham and Linton-on-Ouse to house thousands of asylum seekers, as the government seeks to move people out of hotels. Justice minister Jake Richards told #BBCBreakfast the sites could house about 3,750 asylum seekers, if planning permission is granted, as well as looking to extend the use of existing military sites in Crowborough until 2030 and Wethersfield beyond 2027.

BBC Breakfast

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'What is going to happen to those asylum seekers?' Kate Garraway asks Dan Jarvis MP as more councils are expected to take legal action to stop asylum seekers from being housed in hotels after a temporary High Court injunction blocked them from being housed at the Bell Hotel.
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'What is going to happen to those asylum seekers?' Kate Garraway asks Dan Jarvis MP as more councils are expected to take legal action to stop asylum seekers from being housed in hotels after a temporary High Court injunction blocked them from being housed at the Bell Hotel.

Good Morning Britain

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Enver Solomon, CEO, Refugee Council #C4News "There are already 70,000 places in the asylum accommodation system" "The reason why we're using hotels is the Conservative government created a system meltdown" "The Conservatives created a huge backlog in the system" "And if asylum seekers are moving through the system and decisions are made in a timely manner we shouldn't have to use any hotels"
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Enver Solomon, CEO, Refugee Council #C4News "There are already 70,000 places in the asylum accommodation system" "The reason why we're using hotels is the Conservative government created a system meltdown" "The Conservatives created a huge backlog in the system" "And if asylum seekers are moving through the system and decisions are made in a timely manner we shouldn't have to use any hotels"

Farrukh

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🚨“This will be SOUTHPORT 2.0 if they keep withholding information about these Iranians” The Labour government is REFUSING to answer questions about whether the Iranian nationals are immigrants or asylum seekers.
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🚨“This will be SOUTHPORT 2.0 if they keep withholding information about these Iranians” The Labour government is REFUSING to answer questions about whether the Iranian nationals are immigrants or asylum seekers.

Talk

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Reform have been saying that refugees go to the top of the housing list - this is a lie. While claims are processed asylum seekers have no access to social housing. If granted legal status then they still get no special treatment - and are typically at the *back* of the queue
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Reform have been saying that refugees go to the top of the housing list - this is a lie. While claims are processed asylum seekers have no access to social housing. If granted legal status then they still get no special treatment - and are typically at the *back* of the queue

Rob Blackie 🔶

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🚨ASYLUM SEEKERS DESERVE MORE MONEY AND BETTER HOUSING🚨 Senedd members urged the Government to give asylum seekers more money and better housing. In a statement titled "Refugee Week: Wales a Nation of Sanctuary", Julie James said she was "frustrated" the request was ignored. The requests, made in 2018, provide further clarity on the purpose of the Nation of Sanctuary policy. James confirmed Welsh Government "advocated for increasing financial support for asylum seekers awaiting decisions, additional money for local authorities to support asylum seekers in their area and improved asylum accommodation standards". James condemned the Government for failing to increase the money paid to asylum seekers. "Unfortunately, to say the least, the UK Government does not appear to have incorporated our recommendations in the design of their forthcoming asylum accommodation contracts or significantly increased financial support in the asylum system," she said. "It is no secret that we are often frustrated by the UK Government's decisions in relation to asylum and migration matters," she added. James also criticised "negative effects" of what she considered hardline UK Government policies on asylum, and confirmed she planned to intervene. "We are continuing to consider improvements that we can make to support those seeking sanctuary, including looking at extending eligibility for education grants and concessionary transport to asylum seekers," she said. A request to ease the restrictions on asylum seekers' access to public money was also made. James claimed this was essential to integration and urged the Home Office "not to undermine this intention by placing Welsh Government funding streams on the list of prohibited public funds in the immigration rules". James' statement was preceded by a performance by "Oasis", a Welsh Government funded choir for asylum seekers. She urged colleagues to demonstrate to them that "Wales, a small nation, punches above its weight when it comes to providing sanctuary". Senedd members have, in the past few weeks, placed significant emphasis on the term "integration", claiming this is the real purpose of the Nation of Sanctuary policy. Yet their approach to integration, of giving more money and better housing to asylum seekers, will have the effect of encouraging more to come. The policy must be scrapped.
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🚨ASYLUM SEEKERS DESERVE MORE MONEY AND BETTER HOUSING🚨 Senedd members urged the Government to give asylum seekers more money and better housing. In a statement titled "Refugee Week: Wales a Nation of Sanctuary", Julie James said she was "frustrated" the request was ignored. The requests, made in 2018, provide further clarity on the purpose of the Nation of Sanctuary policy. James confirmed Welsh Government "advocated for increasing financial support for asylum seekers awaiting decisions, additional money for local authorities to support asylum seekers in their area and improved asylum accommodation standards". James condemned the Government for failing to increase the money paid to asylum seekers. "Unfortunately, to say the least, the UK Government does not appear to have incorporated our recommendations in the design of their forthcoming asylum accommodation contracts or significantly increased financial support in the asylum system," she said. "It is no secret that we are often frustrated by the UK Government's decisions in relation to asylum and migration matters," she added. James also criticised "negative effects" of what she considered hardline UK Government policies on asylum, and confirmed she planned to intervene. "We are continuing to consider improvements that we can make to support those seeking sanctuary, including looking at extending eligibility for education grants and concessionary transport to asylum seekers," she said. A request to ease the restrictions on asylum seekers' access to public money was also made. James claimed this was essential to integration and urged the Home Office "not to undermine this intention by placing Welsh Government funding streams on the list of prohibited public funds in the immigration rules". James' statement was preceded by a performance by "Oasis", a Welsh Government funded choir for asylum seekers. She urged colleagues to demonstrate to them that "Wales, a small nation, punches above its weight when it comes to providing sanctuary". Senedd members have, in the past few weeks, placed significant emphasis on the term "integration", claiming this is the real purpose of the Nation of Sanctuary policy. Yet their approach to integration, of giving more money and better housing to asylum seekers, will have the effect of encouraging more to come. The policy must be scrapped.

Make Europe Great Again - M.E.G.A

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Keir Starmer crucifies Rishi Sunak over the Rwanda Scheme at #PMQs Did you know, if it did pass, we would only be able to send 100 asylum seekers to Rwanda? There are 75,492 asylum seekers in the UK. We are paying Rwanda over £150 million to take 100 asylum seekers. And the agreement also means we take up to 100 asylum seekers from Rwanda. So we aren't shifting the problem away, we're moving asylum seekers around like a game, all the while to appease people who want the UK to crackdown on asylum seekers, while keeping the total number of asylum seekers in the UK the same. If you think the Rwanda sceheme is fixing the asylum seeking system or backlog? Think again. The government thinks you're stupid. And if you believe their dog whistling, I suspect you probably are.
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Keir Starmer crucifies Rishi Sunak over the Rwanda Scheme at #PMQs Did you know, if it did pass, we would only be able to send 100 asylum seekers to Rwanda? There are 75,492 asylum seekers in the UK. We are paying Rwanda over £150 million to take 100 asylum seekers. And the agreement also means we take up to 100 asylum seekers from Rwanda. So we aren't shifting the problem away, we're moving asylum seekers around like a game, all the while to appease people who want the UK to crackdown on asylum seekers, while keeping the total number of asylum seekers in the UK the same. If you think the Rwanda sceheme is fixing the asylum seeking system or backlog? Think again. The government thinks you're stupid. And if you believe their dog whistling, I suspect you probably are.

Farrukh

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Across the UK there are now 111,651 undocumented men receiving government funded support and accommodation at the British taxpayers expense. Source: Home Office The south of England relies heavily on hotel accommodation while the Northern England and Scotland tend to use more HMOs. The cost of housing asylum seekers is expected to reach £15.3bn over 10 years between 2019-2029, the National Audit Office says.
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Across the UK there are now 111,651 undocumented men receiving government funded support and accommodation at the British taxpayers expense. Source: Home Office The south of England relies heavily on hotel accommodation while the Northern England and Scotland tend to use more HMOs. The cost of housing asylum seekers is expected to reach £15.3bn over 10 years between 2019-2029, the National Audit Office says.

HJB News

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Tim Farron, "The amount money the Conservative government have wasted on the Rwanda plan so far is the equivalent of 5.7 million GP appointments" Tim Farron #BBCQT "The Conservative party are pushing the Rwanda plan because they think it will give them a few points in the opinion polls" "75% of asylum seekers, when they are processed turn out to be genuine asylum seekers.. What would you want to happen to you if this country was an unliveable basketcase -audience claps- and that is your answer" "France takes 3x more asylum seekers than we do. Germany takes 4x as many. 17 European countries take more asylum seekers per head than we do" "How do we deter people coming here? Spend the Rwanda money on 6,000 case workers" "What would be a deterrent? 25% are not genuine asylum seekers. If we had a government that was competent enough to deal with the backlog, and then remove the people who are not asylum seekers, that would be a deterrent" "The Rwanda plan is a waste of time. A waste of your money that could be spent on the NHS" "They're playing politics with the lives of the most desperate people on the planet" "What 0.2% of all asylum seekers will go to Rwanda. Is that really a deterrent?" "Either Rwanda is a safe place, in which case it will not be a deterrent. Or it is an unsafe place and no decent government would ever send anyone there"
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Tim Farron, "The amount money the Conservative government have wasted on the Rwanda plan so far is the equivalent of 5.7 million GP appointments" Tim Farron #BBCQT "The Conservative party are pushing the Rwanda plan because they think it will give them a few points in the opinion polls" "75% of asylum seekers, when they are processed turn out to be genuine asylum seekers.. What would you want to happen to you if this country was an unliveable basketcase -audience claps- and that is your answer" "France takes 3x more asylum seekers than we do. Germany takes 4x as many. 17 European countries take more asylum seekers per head than we do" "How do we deter people coming here? Spend the Rwanda money on 6,000 case workers" "What would be a deterrent? 25% are not genuine asylum seekers. If we had a government that was competent enough to deal with the backlog, and then remove the people who are not asylum seekers, that would be a deterrent" "The Rwanda plan is a waste of time. A waste of your money that could be spent on the NHS" "They're playing politics with the lives of the most desperate people on the planet" "What 0.2% of all asylum seekers will go to Rwanda. Is that really a deterrent?" "Either Rwanda is a safe place, in which case it will not be a deterrent. Or it is an unsafe place and no decent government would ever send anyone there"

Farrukh

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We see now that a large number of foreigners are coming to Ukraine to fight. Because today's salary is already attracting them. If we're talking about an increase, then this will attract even more foreigners — Mykhailo Fedorov
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We see now that a large number of foreigners are coming to Ukraine to fight. Because today's salary is already attracting them. If we're talking about an increase, then this will attract even more foreigners — Mykhailo Fedorov

Defense of Ukraine

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Yvette Cooper humiliates James Cleverly - look at his face at the end of the clip Left: James Cleverly, "The scrutiny of government can only work properly when when ministers are open, honest and transparent" Right: Yvette Cooper, "For James Cleverly to talk about scrutiny and transparency, when he failed to tell the house that he was spending £700 million on sending four volunteers to Rwanda.. Is just shocking" "The problem with his policies was that he was not sending failed asylum seekers or asylum seekers anywhere" "In fact, he sent more Home Secretaries to Rwanda than he sent asylum seekers"
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Yvette Cooper humiliates James Cleverly - look at his face at the end of the clip Left: James Cleverly, "The scrutiny of government can only work properly when when ministers are open, honest and transparent" Right: Yvette Cooper, "For James Cleverly to talk about scrutiny and transparency, when he failed to tell the house that he was spending £700 million on sending four volunteers to Rwanda.. Is just shocking" "The problem with his policies was that he was not sending failed asylum seekers or asylum seekers anywhere" "In fact, he sent more Home Secretaries to Rwanda than he sent asylum seekers"

Farrukh

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Zoe Gardener on asylum seekers, "People are being moved out of a hotel where there were violent racist protests taking place week in week outside of their gates" "People being terrorised who were living there, a huge disturbance to the local community" "Yes, its right people should not have been housed in that hotel but for it to happen in this way, what an enormous humiliation for this government" "A huge failure which lays bear the arrogance with which they have approached this asylum issue" "Labour have gone day after day after day this summer pursuing anti migrant rhetoric over their social media, their announcements, across all of their policy approaches" "Labour have fuelled the flames of this hatred" "What they should have been doing is acting sooner to moving people out of hotels and into a more sustainable community accommodation" "What if we allowed people to work while they are in the asylum system, as they do across Europe, so that they can pay to support themselves in private rental accommodation" "It is not illegal to enter the UK to seek asylum" "And in every other European country they are entitled to work while their claims are being assessed" "They are not breaking the law by being here, it is clear under international law they have a right to be here and claim asylum" "Under this privatised system of asylum accommodation where people own, as you say, poor quality hard to let properties. That's not the right model" "We should have a not for profit model of asylum accommodation where people are house through local authorities, where they are able to work in order to support their own accommodation" "It is insulting the intelligence of viewers that they can simply be made to disappear" "We're already seeing the violent far right racist organised parts of those demonstrations, those people are saying this was a success, saying that if they create a space that is unsafe outside these hotels, if they create disorder, they will have to move asylum seekers out" "And they are threatening to do it all over the country"
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Zoe Gardener on asylum seekers, "People are being moved out of a hotel where there were violent racist protests taking place week in week outside of their gates" "People being terrorised who were living there, a huge disturbance to the local community" "Yes, its right people should not have been housed in that hotel but for it to happen in this way, what an enormous humiliation for this government" "A huge failure which lays bear the arrogance with which they have approached this asylum issue" "Labour have gone day after day after day this summer pursuing anti migrant rhetoric over their social media, their announcements, across all of their policy approaches" "Labour have fuelled the flames of this hatred" "What they should have been doing is acting sooner to moving people out of hotels and into a more sustainable community accommodation" "What if we allowed people to work while they are in the asylum system, as they do across Europe, so that they can pay to support themselves in private rental accommodation" "It is not illegal to enter the UK to seek asylum" "And in every other European country they are entitled to work while their claims are being assessed" "They are not breaking the law by being here, it is clear under international law they have a right to be here and claim asylum" "Under this privatised system of asylum accommodation where people own, as you say, poor quality hard to let properties. That's not the right model" "We should have a not for profit model of asylum accommodation where people are house through local authorities, where they are able to work in order to support their own accommodation" "It is insulting the intelligence of viewers that they can simply be made to disappear" "We're already seeing the violent far right racist organised parts of those demonstrations, those people are saying this was a success, saying that if they create a space that is unsafe outside these hotels, if they create disorder, they will have to move asylum seekers out" "And they are threatening to do it all over the country"

Farrukh

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The Home Secretary told us she will never “seek to stir up chaos, division or hate” – yet that is what we have seen this summer. Instead of scapegoating refugees & asylum seekers, perhaps the Home Secretary needs to be thinking about more humane policies, including safe routes.
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The Home Secretary told us she will never “seek to stir up chaos, division or hate” – yet that is what we have seen this summer. Instead of scapegoating refugees & asylum seekers, perhaps the Home Secretary needs to be thinking about more humane policies, including safe routes.

Kim Johnson

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Asylum seekers housed in an active Irish military base! Judging by the reaction to the diversity in the Irish military announcement, it appears a lot of people are not aware that the government is already housing migrants in an active military base, with hundreds more housed in other former army barracks around the country.
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Asylum seekers housed in an active Irish military base! Judging by the reaction to the diversity in the Irish military announcement, it appears a lot of people are not aware that the government is already housing migrants in an active military base, with hundreds more housed in other former army barracks around the country.

MichaeloKeeffe

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Breaking News: Brits to be forced out of their own homes for Asylum seekers. Private properties to be compulsory purchased for Asylum Seekers and seized. People told that their houses may be too big for them and forcibly downgraded while their properties are given to Asylum seekers. Private property rights being torn up and Brits being told to give up their properties for illegal migrants and asylum seekers. Such is the scale of massive illegal immigration perpetrated by the globalists who have infiltrated our government and parliament in the UK that Tent cities are now expected to be seen. British people are being told that they may be forced to sell their properties or move out of them to make way for illegal migrants. How much longer will the long suffering Brits tolerate politicians who openly despise them and who pass legislation that forces them out of their own homes in their own countries? #UK #Justice
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Breaking News: Brits to be forced out of their own homes for Asylum seekers. Private properties to be compulsory purchased for Asylum Seekers and seized. People told that their houses may be too big for them and forcibly downgraded while their properties are given to Asylum seekers. Private property rights being torn up and Brits being told to give up their properties for illegal migrants and asylum seekers. Such is the scale of massive illegal immigration perpetrated by the globalists who have infiltrated our government and parliament in the UK that Tent cities are now expected to be seen. British people are being told that they may be forced to sell their properties or move out of them to make way for illegal migrants. How much longer will the long suffering Brits tolerate politicians who openly despise them and who pass legislation that forces them out of their own homes in their own countries? #UK #Justice

Jim Ferguson

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WOW 🚨 England Home Office decision will house illegal migrants on military bases These migrants won’t be required to stay in the barracks, meaning they’ll be infrastructure concerns since these male illegals will be on military bases Liberals are bringing down Europe “Now this news of this legal challenge that could bring more upheaval to that asylum policy. This is important for the government because the government wants to move forward with a system where they can take asylum seekers out of the hotels — and they want to move towards the use of military barracks, either presently used or former military barracks and other suitable sites. That they can put these migrant camps within, but the residents here in this East Sussex town are fighting back because they say that it's completely unsuitable to put, as the government is planning, more than 500 young male asylum seekers in an area where there is just not the infrastructure and real concerns among local people that you have young men who won't be confined to these barracks. It's not a secure accommodation centre. They will be allowed to wander free in the local towns and villages in that area. That's what is so concerning to people in the Croydon area.”
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WOW 🚨 England Home Office decision will house illegal migrants on military bases These migrants won’t be required to stay in the barracks, meaning they’ll be infrastructure concerns since these male illegals will be on military bases Liberals are bringing down Europe “Now this news of this legal challenge that could bring more upheaval to that asylum policy. This is important for the government because the government wants to move forward with a system where they can take asylum seekers out of the hotels — and they want to move towards the use of military barracks, either presently used or former military barracks and other suitable sites. That they can put these migrant camps within, but the residents here in this East Sussex town are fighting back because they say that it's completely unsuitable to put, as the government is planning, more than 500 young male asylum seekers in an area where there is just not the infrastructure and real concerns among local people that you have young men who won't be confined to these barracks. It's not a secure accommodation centre. They will be allowed to wander free in the local towns and villages in that area. That's what is so concerning to people in the Croydon area.”

Wall Street Apes

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'Is it the case that the Conservative government having offered people from Ukraine a place to come to out of a war zone, they would be thrown out of the social housing they are in?' Helen Whately, shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, was questioned on #BBCBreakfast about a plan to end the provision of social housing for foreign nationals in England if the Conservatives win power at the next election
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'Is it the case that the Conservative government having offered people from Ukraine a place to come to out of a war zone, they would be thrown out of the social housing they are in?' Helen Whately, shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, was questioned on #BBCBreakfast about a plan to end the provision of social housing for foreign nationals in England if the Conservatives win power at the next election

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