Home Office tells refugees it will STOP
giving them free toiletries and medication
- after it was revealed the government
is spending £4.7 million a day housing
asylum seekers in hotels
Posted By: Ribicon, 2/4/2022 11:34:55 PM
The Home Office has told refugees staying in hotels it will stop giving them free toiletries and medication, according to a new letter. The letter states that the measures will come into effect on February 11 and comes after it was revealed that the Government is spending £4.7 million a day housing asylum seekers in hotels, an estimated £127 per person. Faiz Mohammad Seddeqi, 30, a former guard at the British Embassy in Kabul, received the letter on Thursday. Mr Seddeqi has been staying in a hotel for almost six months after he was evacuated to the UK from Afghanistan in August last year with his wife and son.
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Taxpaying Legacy Britons go hungry and freeze in the dark, but asylum seekers, who carp through interpreters about food and accommodations that are not quite up to scratch, get a nice free ride in exchange for nothing at all.