Asylum hotels

[aveatry]

It had 222 rooms. Housed 500 men. I don't tihnk your maths adds up.

And the winner is ---- JP for pointing out the bleedin obvious

 

[ReganAndCarter]

I think you've been spending too long in that Co2 enriched greenhouse.

I think you've been spending too long in an oxygen starved bubble.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

cheap flags that'll all be weathered and torn by the spring

Sounds like a euphemism for the current Labour 'administration'.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

They are fed up because there are half the asylum hotels that there were 2 years ago.

Where is Starmer putting them all now?

Or is he sending them back?

 

[ReganAndCarter]

until government owned accommodation is ready.

Where is that?

All the 1.5 million new homes Labour are busy building?

 

[denso13]

Where is that?

No idea.

 

[MNW67]

I think the government need to take the heat out of this by building detention camps. It might be impractical and cost billions but we have reached a stage where this issue has been made so toxic.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

I think the government need to take the heat out of this by building detention camps. It might be impractical and cost billions but we have reached a stage where this issue has been made so toxic.

Emmmm, HEEEELLO!!!

This is what I've been saying all along. They should have thrown a few billion at this a few years back.

Sea patrols.
Land patrols.
Drone patrols.
Basic, clean, safe accommodation built on disused airfields etc.
Quick processing (and not just a 'approved' for everyone to make it quick.)
Those rejected sent back or to somewhere like Rwanda if their homelands not willing to take them back.
All of the above adequately staffed.

But no. Typical government. We'll let an issue build and build until it reaches boiling point.

Of course, what doesn't help are the numerous lawyers making £££ out of helping folk remain, and the do-gooders who'd be happy with thousands arriving daily from anywhere.

This is what'll stop Reform if they get in come 2029. They might have the ideas, however being able to deliver them is an entirely different kettle of fish.

 

[Notch7]

Because enough is enough now

So:

2023 over 400 asylum hotels: enough is not enough , no need for any concern or protests

2025 around 200 asylum hotels: OMG! Enough is enough, we must go out and protest pointlessly

 

[Notch7]

This is what I've been saying all along. They should have thrown a few billion at this a few years back

The Conservatives tried and guess what.....Reform supporters complained bitterly so it never happened

 

[denso13]

H

and the do-gooders who'd be happy with thousands arriving daily from anywhere.

That'll be no one then.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

This whole situation is starting to blow because Brits are reaching their limit. What I want to know is what happens when things start to boil over on the other side of the equation? Are hundreds of thousands of young, virile foreign men with no idea about UK culture or social norms going to be happy cooped up in rooms in Holiday Inns for ever? Is there a limit to how much Jeremy Kyle they can watch before they start reacting? Are they beginning to realise that the streets her aren't paved with gold? We're propogating a very dangerous and volatile situation here.

 

[MNW67]

The Conservatives tried and guess what.....Reform supporters complained bitterly so it never happened

Probably because the asylum seekers weren't going to be detained under those plans.

 

[ReganAndCarter]

H

That'll be no one then.

I take you haven't seen legions of dumb Karens and liberals waving 'REFUGEES (they're not) WELCOME' placards?

Guessing you need to get out more from behind your pc.

 

[denso13]

I take you haven't seen legions of dumb Karens and liberals waving 'REFUGEES (they're not) WELCOME' placards?

Guessing you need to get out more from behind your pc.

Refugees, yes why not.

Thousands arriving from anywhere? Nobody wants that.