Il Consiglio vince l’offerta per fermare gli alloggi per alimentare i richiedenti asilo
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy98gdnrl7lo
di corbynista2029
Il Consiglio vince l’offerta per fermare gli alloggi per alimentare i richiedenti asilo
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy98gdnrl7lo
di corbynista2029
10 commenti
[Asylum seekers in hotels are already dropping](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgeqwv98d55o), hopefully this will push the government to process them even quicker and get them out of the hotels ASAP.
On the other side of the court case was the Home Office, which claimed that this injunction breached asylum seeker’s ECHR rights. I didn’t know being housed in a hotel was a human right!?
This could cause the government real trouble. The arguments that is in unlawful to use the hotel in Epping Forest for migrants is that the hotel needs planning permission for a change of use.
This applies to any hotel being used for migrants anywhere.
Surprised this is the first case of this type. The shit show the conservatives caused will take years to undo.
It’s an interim injunction so they haven’t won yet, just been granted interim relief ahead of a final decision.
I’ve not seen many posts about Hotel protests on here recently, I thought they had petered out but apparently there have been a few in Dudley, Falkirk, Canary wharf and the Epping one hasn’t really stopped. Are they being removed, hidden, just not being posted anymore or not making tbe front page?
Why is the government trying to get involved to force it through?
Didn’t they, just 2 months ago, say that they were going to phase out using the hotels until they would not be used at all by 2029?
I am fearful this is just going to speed up the process of the government Serco to house asylum seekers in HMOs/the private rental sector which is going to be awful for loacal communities that get dumped with them.
As long as they have somewhere to stay then its fine.
What happens when all councils win their bid to stop housing asylum seekers?