Small-boat migrants must stay in three-star hotels as a minimum, the Home Office has said, as housing costs soar to \u00a38million per day.
Small-boat migrants must stay in three-star hotels as a minimum, the Home Office has said, as housing costs soar to £8million per day.A contract issued by Suella Braverman's department highlights a "mandatory requirement" for hotels where migrants will stay.It is not yet clear how many hotels housing migrants are involved in this contract, The Telegraph reports.
That is despite Suella Braverman saying on Monday that the cost was £6million per day in the Commons.Home Office paying £8m a day on migrant hotels, accounts reveal - one day after Home Secretary said bill was £6mMigrants at 'prison-like' Brook House detention centre abused by guards, with inquiry calling for 'wholesale' change
“This goes further than ever before to do what is necessary to fix the issue, but legislative changes take time and there is no single silver bullet.
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