Labour Plans To End Asylum Seeker Hotels By 2029

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1. Why so long?

2. My god another 4 years at 10 million plus a day wow

3. Only another £8Bn thrown down the drain then while we wait for that solution that totally won’t be a ham fisted work around like paying for private rented houses or something instead that just happens to actually cost more. They wouldn’t do that surely.

4. It is really Tory’s mess

5. By making our housing shortage even worse. Well done Labour, putting people from outside of the UK first.

6. Where are they going instead, and how much is that going to cost. There’s already headlines about Tower blocks, they don’t actually clarify they won’t be in the country at all.

   They’ve also said they will return people who shouldn’t be here. What at the loops holes which lawyers are going to use to keep them here, and are they going to change the goal posts to what qualifies them to be here.

7. 2029 is the next general election right? Very politically convenient.

8. Kicking that one into the long grass aren’t they?

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10. I suppose all that extra funding for social/cheap housing will be used for those people when they close the hotels.

    All that money, everyday for 4 years…

    Even though the British people want it gone now, smashing the gangs as i see.

    Labour, putting foreigners interest before British who put into our country as always.

11. 10 years late

12. Oh look, labour announce a universally approved policy and the overwhelming reaction is to demand more.

    You want populists who don’t even turn up to their jobs? Because this is how you get populists who won’t even turn up to their jobs.

13. So where are they going to go then?

14. The UK public plan to end it before then.

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