Labour braced for wave of legal action over migrant hotels as immigration crisis deepens
Labor is preparing for a wave of legal transactions that can displace thousands of asylum seekers after showing that councils can try to ban hotels for immigrants.
Interior Minister Dan Jarvis said that the government was working on unexpected plans after a temporary Supreme Supreme Court forced the removal of the 136 immigrants living there after the EPPING Forest Region Council after the EPPING Forest Region Council.
The order, asylum seekers, police officers were injured and arrested in recent weeks, a series of violence protests, EPPING, ESSEX’teki Bell Hotel prevents the place.
Former TOR Migratory Minister Robert Jenrick wanted to “all patriotic councils to follow the leadership of EPPING and take precautionary measures ve and reform leader Richard Tice called on the residents to protest in housing hotels to force them to remove immigrants.
Shadow Interior Minister Chris Philp demanded that the Labor Party to hold an emergency cabinet meeting to address the “immigrant crisis, and called for the interior Minister Yvette Cooper to commit that none of the asylum seekers in the bag would be transported to hotels, homes, apartments or social houses.
Although Toray found the use of the old military bases for the hotel accommodation, the use of larger areas to host asylum seekers, although he found the use of old military bases for hotel accommodation.
Analysis of home office figures Independent It shows that the government has already made progress in interrupting the accumulation of asylum with the number of people waiting for the first decisions for its applications for its applications, as it fell from 133,000 summit to 78,000 under the Torah government.
More than 100,000 asylum seekers are hosted by the government while waiting for their claims, only one -third – 32,345 people – in hotels. In London, 65 percent of asylum seekers are in hotels, while the government is engaged in limited accommodation.
According to the Migration Observatory, hotels cost £ 170 per night per night – about six times higher than other forms of accommodation.
He said they would evaluate their legal options after EPPING decision, including at least eleven zone or district council leaders, including the EPPING decision, and that they will talk about changes in hotels in their regions with two more household offices and follow the developments in the legal proposal.
The district councils operated by the reform also said that they would want to make legal action against any shelter in their regions; However, the decisions of bringing legal difficulties against planning restrictions will be dependent on individual regions.
The Refugee Council, “Everyone acknowledges that hotels are the wrong answer” and called for the Ministry of Interior to quickly resolve asylum applications, so “people can rebuild their lives here or return home with honor”.
Care4Calais CEO Steve Smith said that the government “failed to protect Bell Hotel residents” and exposed them to “hate weeks .. “The inability of the government to protect the residents who opened a challenge on the grounds of planning gave something to demand victory to the right”.
Security Minister Mr Jarvis said that the asylum seekers in EPPING would be “properly entertained” in other regions, but could not ignore that they moved to other hotels. “We will see within the next few days and weeks,” he said.
The Spelthorne District Council said that he was working closely with the legal adviser in the light of the last Supreme Supreme Court decision ”, saying that he had“ significant effects for a hotel in the village of Stanwell.
Tamworth, where violence opposed to asylum seekers during the uprisings last year, said that they reviewed the legal options in the light of the EPPING decision, a working council leader in Staffordshire.
Carol Dean said that when the Council was used for the first time in 2022, he did not take any precautionary measures against the hotel in the region, because other legal challenges failed, but they would review our legal position in the light of this important decision ”.
The Wirral Council, led by Labour, said that at the end of June, the Ministry of Interior said that an old hotel in the region would soon be used to host single male asylum seekers. The Council, the old hotel is currently used to host families looking for asylum and said that there is no planning application to change the use of the hotel.
Lancashire said that the use of asylum hotels in the South Ribble, the use of asylum hotels in the region was “imposed on us by the government” and would “discover all our options”.
Simon Tagg, the leader of the Newcastle-Under-Lyme District Council, said that they are concerned about the use of houses in multiple professions (HMO) houses and short-term permits for immigrants, although they do not have shelter hotels in their regions.
Karen Kilgour, the leader of the Newcastle Municipal Assembly, said that the use of the hotel for asylum seekers is not “suitable or sustainable, and added that the Council is“ in active discussions with home office ında about the fact that the immigrants have more control over the city’s settlement in the city.
In Southern Norfolk, the Council said that in early August, a shelter has issued an enforcement notification that requires them to apply for a planning for a change of use.
The Somani Hotels Ltd, the owner of Bell Hotel in EPPING, did not apply for a change of use after receiving advice that it would not be necessary. Mr. Justice Eyre decided against them on Tuesday and said that the bell was no longer a hotel.
He contacted several councils Independent Although there are shelter hotels in their regions, he said they had no intention of making legal action to carry refugees out.
