U.K GOV. Home Office Crackdown on Illegal Migrants Working From Asylum Hotels After Arriving

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Crackdown on migrants working illegally from asylum hotels

“The Home Office vowed to target the racket after ­yesterday’s investigation by The Sun triggered widespread outrage. Meanwhile, asylum seekers continued to brazenly cycle out of taxpayer-funded asylum hotels in Deliveroo, Eat, and Uber Eats uniforms. Police and immigration officers pledged to arrest offenders on street corners and outside their hotels. Facebook shut down groups that flogged illicit Deliveroo and Eat accounts. They included a forum with 20,000 members in which dozens of accounts were offered for sale or rent daily. Cops will seize dangerous e-bikes, and officials will target the busiest eateries that the illegal workers visit. Next week, Deliveroo, Just Eat, and Uber Eats will be hauled to Westminster to meet with Border Security and Asylum Minister Angela Eagle, who will demand that they step up in combating the scandal. The moves come after The Sun revealed migrants can start earning up to £1,000 a week on apps like Deliveroo and Eat within hours of arriving in Britain.” – The Sun

• Shocking moment police check migrants at illegal camp are OK instead of evicting them – Daily Express
• End of hotels for asylum seekers unrealistic, borders chief says – The Times
• Furious Lee Anderson demands end to ‘soft-touch Britain’ as asylum seekers work illegally – Daily Express

Comment:

• Furious Tories demand ‘racket’ of asylum seekers working illegally must end now – Chris Philp, Daily Express
• Blatant law-breaking of illegal migrant delivery riders is scam Del Boy would be proud of… I have five ways to stop it – Alp Mehmet, The Sun
• Women will pay the price for Labour’s open borders – Isabel Oakeshott, Daily Telegraph
• Britain is running out of patience with our woefully incompetent police – Rory Geoghegan, Daily Telegraph

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