ITV News understands asylum seekers are leaving their accommodation, as confusion spreads on social media regarding the Rwanda scheme.
ITV News understands asylum seekers are leaving their Home Office accommodation as confusion and fear over the Rwanda scheme spreads amongst the refugee community on social media.
On Tuesday morning, ITV News witnessed multiple TikTok livestreams containing hundreds of asylum seekers, purportedly spread across the UK, all detailing their confusion due to a lack of direct communication from the government, as some revealed they'd take to the streets or even take their own lives before being sent to Rwanda.
"We don't know where they are going when people are talking on social media about this thing... they're all talking about whether it's going to work or not, or looking for another solution, people are advising them to go to other places, or go out of their hotels. Like many asylum seekers, the trauma of what they have already experienced in the country they have fled from can be great, not least before what they witness during their journey to somewhere they deem as being able to provide a safer life.
"They will go... if there is a place or a way to go, they will end up in the street or somewhere, rather than going there, to France or Belgium if there is a way, because we don't want to end up in Rwanda.
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