‘Short-term fix to a bigger crisis’: Readers react to Epping asylum hotel ruling
Independent Readers are divided into the Supreme Court Decision that asylum seekers should be removed from Bell Hotel in EPPING, and many see this as a shorter and short -term correction of a wider housing and migration crisis.
Many argued that the decision was a dangerous, effective a rewarding protest and restlessness by closing hotels and making asylum seekers displaced without appropriate alternatives.
Others have warned that the decision is at risk of encouraging destructive tactics as a way to influence local planning and politics.
However, some commentators supported the court’s decision and said that the local people have been ignored for a long time, but absorbs sudden changes without consultation with towns and services.
“Ordinary British citizens are tired of being ignored as the resources are weakening,” a reader said, a reader reiterates the widespread disappointment that communities feel weak against the decisions taken in Westminster.
In the meantime, however, a few readers emphasized that migration is necessary for the England’s economy, especially in an aging society, and others called for safe and legal asylum ways to end the transition of small boats.
Reform and Nigel Farage critics pointed out that both the Tory and the workers’ governments could not appeal to accumulated jobs, they accused them of taking advantage of the crisis for political gain.
Here is what you have to say:
This is not a victory for EPPING
The government is now actively actively immigrants from hotels to HMOs. As a landlord with two of such properties, it becomes very difficult not to get a lease agreement attractive from Serco.
I approach the hosts that they will receive an extra £ 2,000-5,000 a year to rent them to the government. Not only that, you don’t have to find a tenant or look at the property because it completely captures Serco’s management and care tasks.
These properties have a great value for society because fathers are frequently used by divided families that they cannot receive a fully -priced rent or mortgage. These places give time to go back to your feet by paying care and give time to live well. Also, young single people who do not have a strong family network – this is the only way to accommodate. These people get bored because more property has been delivered to the government.
227Detius
Ordinary UK citizens are tired of being ignored
People in towns like EPPING are exhausted. They never wanted their local hotels to be transformed into a shelter, and they never took the floor, and those who lived with consequences – the feeling that rising tension was changed without the consent of their communities.
Ordinary British citizens, resources weakened and foreign nationals are given priority, they are tired of being ignored. This is not about hate – about justice, security and respect for people living here. The Supreme Court decision is a rare moment when local sounds are finally heard, and many think that many have been delayed.
Rfa
They are not immigrants, but asylum seekers
They are asylum seekers and cannot be called immigrants. I saw some people in hotels that they see missing. What they need is a place to sleep and eat their nations, and hotels are not aware of which food they eat. Beyond that, hotels hire people who speak their tongues to learn their tastes.
If they can buy something, it will significantly reduce the government’s costs. Once their situation is concluded, they can start work and cannot be a burden for the government.
Tombine
Creates the problems they are rail against the extreme right
For this reason, at a right -wing party, the right -wingrs won a victory against the policy they created to stop the empty houses where the natives did not want to live and host them in hotels. Forever.
It creates a far -right problem, then the railway train against it, then they create a new problem with their actions, and then they accuse others and make the rail against it.
If the UK stops accepting asylum seekers, what is anti -immigrant groups, it may also reject the international obligations of the border conflict zones, which may lead to more asylum seekers to go underground and seek more asylum seekers to go underground. In addition, asylum seekers can harm our relations with the field trade partners and weaken our moral position that supports our global trade and strategic interests.
But hey, why do you raise and start a dirogue and look at potential problems.
Brother
Farage Mix the crisis
Professional agitator Farage increases the crisis for political gain! Reform has no “Stop boats” policies – a problematic labor inherited from Tories. However, the right-wing media seems to be challenging the farage and reform because they are the party of the organization, which is just an advantage for a few rich people who will release Britain.
The crisis of the small boats, like giving a single number of rhetoric to Farage, is not said to masks under Tories-and how big it is now!
Mintman
Suspicious judiciary
A suspicious decision. If you do not want local communities for these shelter hotels/refugees in your communities, you can protest for your children on the grounds that it can make it insecure when you go home from school and let it close the council. You should only make a fuss on behalf of your children.
Chrish
Playing a very dangerous game
The leftist political organization plays a very dangerous game, brings people to the country in this way and sewing in the middle of the settled communities and at great expense.
The political organization may think that they have provoked the far -right, but in fact, many of them provoke ordinary people who have fallen into difficult times. If they continue like this, he can be very ugly.
Sign
Reform do not solve
I see that reform demands credit for this decision.
I do not see practical solutions about how to deal with reform. In fact, it seems that the reform does not make a solution.
Although the number of asylum seekers held in hotels is now a number of Labor Party to be solved, it should be remembered who is responsible for the construction of the last government of this accumulated work.
Jriley
Migration to stay here
Some people blame Tony Blair for adopting high immigration policy. However, the truth was that the net migration was generally small during the Blair years, but in 2004, it rose to 200,000 to 300,000 per year (the Institute of Migration Policy). However, after Brexit, net migration increased by 600,000 to 900,000 (ounce) per year.
Britain is a rapidly aging country and cannot function without immigrants. Therefore, in order to stay immigrants, and people should be grateful for it, especially those who retire and benefits, because immigrants pay taxes that allow the government to pay pension and benefit.
Pomerol95
Kick the box on the road
So he began to rebel and his goals were punished and have moved away? Logical. I prefer to get rid of the far -right that ruins the town.
Good job to kick the box on the road.
BOBERTSON
If you don’t like immigration, don’t cheer the invasions
Recently, most of the asylum seekers come from countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya – all countries that have been ruined with enthusiastically supported by most of these people.
If you don’t like immigration, don’t vote for people like Tony Blair or Lord Snooty Cameron, don’t cheer on our “sons” while getting angry around the world!
jealous
Secure routes are needed
Real refugees needed the safe routes of the last Torah government, and the reproduction of such paths would probably eliminate the problem of small boats.
Christopher1959
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