The Ministry of the Interior is looking for hotels to accommodate migrants amid the growth of crossings across the English Channel
The UK is facing a sharp increase in the number of illegal migrants crossing the English Channel every day. The government accommodates 30,000 migrants in 250 hotels across the country, which costs 4.2 million pounds a day. The Labour Party has been criticised for not having a clear migration strategy, despite Yvette Cooper's promises to cut the cost of accommodating migrants.
The British Home Office is actively looking for new hotels to accommodate illegal migrants amid an increase in the number of crossings across the English Channel. About 135 people cross the border on small boats every day. According to the latest data, about 30,000 migrants have already been accommodated in 250 hotels across the country, which costs the government 4.2 million pounds a day. Labour has been criticised for not having a clear migration strategy, despite recent promises by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to reduce the use of hotels to save money.
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