The UK’s asylum backlog will take longer to clear than expected, with migrants staying in hotels for up to 3 years. Despite Labour’s pledge to end the practice, nearly 30,000 migrants remain in hotels, costing £4.2 million per day. The Home Office aims to clear 87,217 claims within 12-18 months, but 137,525 cases are still pending appeals or removal.
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Migrants could be in hotels for three more years due to backlog
Daily Express
Migrants could be in hotels for three more years due to backlog
The Telegraph
For at least three more years, British taxpayers will foot the hefty hotel bill for immigrants
Origo
Migrants could be in taxpayer-funded hotels for another THREE YEARS due to backlog
GB News
Migrants in hotels for up to three years, report suggests
Shropshire Star
Migrants in hotels for up to 3 years because of asylum backlog
My London
Migrants in hotels for up to three years, report suggests
Jersey Evening Post
Migrants Will Be Housed in Hotels for Three More Years, British Labour Government Says
The European Conservative
Migrants in hotels for up to three years, report suggests
newschainonline.com
Migrants in hotels for up to three years, report suggests
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