As early as next week, Rishi Sunak is expected to move asylum seekers out of hotels and into military bases and disused ferries. The Migrants’ Rights Network has already called it 'another appalling and inhumane measure by the Home Office'.
is expected to move asylum seekers out of hotels and into military bases and disused ferries under government plans.yesterday, that could be announced in the coming weeks.
The newspaper noted that two military bases being considered include RAF Scampton, in Lincolnshire, and MDP Wethersfield in Braintree, Essex.small boat across the perilous English ChannelOld army camps may be turned into makeshift accommodations for asylum seekers, some of whom have fled from persecution and war The alleged plans come after a Lincolnshire councillor suggested 1,500 asylum seekers could be housed at RAF Scampton in housing including cabins on the runway.
Ministers are also considering placing people in ferries, though it’s understood previous plans to use holiday camps and student halls may be unlikely now. Refugee rights groups have warned the hotels are ‘increasingly unsafe’ amid an uptick in right-wing violence
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