Migrants asking ‘where is the hotel’ seconds after arriving in UK | UK | News
Noticers in a shelter in the city explained the depression while trying to operate immigrants on the most intense transition days. Manston in the Kent saw that an old shelf base turned into a large processing center for those who came to buses after entering the country to apply for asylum.
The personnel on the site told Daily Mail that they could not control those who come due to those who came at certain times. As a result, some can walk through the streets of England without verifying the security of the authorities to allow their past or their safety. According to a worker, the first question that many people ask is about the hotel accommodation that they expect to enter their arrival.
A young male worker in the camp Daily mail: “They ask us this hotel question immediately.
“They are waiting to take a hotel bed immediately and this is an important reason for them to come to England. It is said that we do not answer us – we are told to disturb them by offering a bag chips or a bottle of water.”
Less than a month, the staff in the center was asked to work over while running to commit more than 1,000 immigrants to England in a single day.
The facility, which is financed by the taxpayer in Manston, is the UK’s largest asylum seeking facility.
It is designed to process up to 1000 people for less than 24 hours, but the old shelf base contained more than 4,000 people at a time up to 33 days.
Another worker added: uz We know what immigrants say to us, but there is nothing we can do. We must write it to the records as if it were real.
“The immigrants give us the story of fantasy as if they have learned a script.
“Some Africans from strict religious countries say that they are homosexuals and that they will be killed at home for their homosexuality.
A third worker explained: “British Kapüşonlu. We have to admit that their names and countries are true. There is no way to explain, because Brexit does not allow Britain to control the fingerprints or information collected when they first entered Europe before they came to Calais for immigrant boats.
“Some will be deported due to crimes from EU countries. Some will have spent time in prison abroad.
“But we don’t know – we can only start with an empty sheets. However, these foreigners are sprinkled throughout the country.
At the beginning of this month, Chancellor Rachel Reeves said that the extra cash would be presented to the home office to önemli interrupting asylum accumulation, hearing more appeal and return people who have no right to be here ”.
Until the end of the parliament, it came as a part of the commitment to end the use of hotels for immigrants waiting for the result of asylum applications.
