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
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Migrants could be in hotels for three more years due to backlog
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For at least three more years, British taxpayers will foot the hefty hotel bill for immigrants
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Migrants could be in taxpayer-funded hotels for another THREE YEARS due to backlog
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Migrants in hotels for up to three years, report suggests
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Migrants in hotels for up to 3 years because of asylum backlog
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Migrants Will Be Housed in Hotels for Three More Years, British Labour Government Says
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