Bus load of migrants moved into 4-star London hotel in the middle of the night | UK | News

On Saturday, a series of immigrants moved to Britannia International Hotel in Canary Wharf. The images showed a bus that left the group in the early hours after the protests were made outside the hotel.

The protests were held in late July, which states that the government plans to use the hotel as a temporary accommodation for immigrants. Tower Hamlets Council spokesman said: “We are aware of the government’s decision to use Britannia Hotel in Canary Wharf to provide temporary accommodation for asylum seekers.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer was asked for immigrant hotels by a deputy’s contact committee last month.

The Prime Minister said that many homeless in the UK may compete with immigrants for the accommodation space: “I know, so the last government is very angry that he left tens of thousands of asylum seekers unemployed without being processed anywhere except the accommodation paid by the tax set.”

“There are many houses that can be used and many local authorities. We determine where to be used.”