Military sites could house asylum seekers, says John Healey

The defense secretary said the government was trying to carry asylum seekers to military areas as an alternative to hotels.

John Healey also confirmed that the authorities did not offer more details, although they do not offer a series of “non -military” accommodation.

After a series of protests against its use during the summer, Emek promised to stop the asylum seekers in hotels before the next elections.

More than 32,000 asylum seekers live in hotels while the allegations of approximately one -third of those who are financed by the taxpayers are processed.

Speaking with Laura Kuensberg on Sunday, the defense secretary said that his department would “play our part” in the task of terminating the asylum hotel use.

“Now what you see from Keir Starmer is not just a job for the home office, the whole government effort,” he added.

“We have (military) planners next to the home office, we look at military and non -military sites for potential temporary accommodation”.

During a major cabinet change, Shabana Mahmood, who changed Yette Cooper to the Interior Secretary on Friday on Friday, is reported to announce new offers to asylum seekers in military terrain within weeks.

MDP Wethersfield, a former shelf base in ESSEX, and the Napier Barracks, a former military base in the Kent, are used to host asylum seekers after being opened under the previous government.

The Ministry of Interior was expected Start to increase The number of immigrants living in the Wethersfield region prevents the stopping of asylum seekers this month, while the Napier Barracks Stay open for longer.