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Brexit champion Nigel Farage has cried “invasion!” as it is revealed that at least 419 hotels across Britain have been filled with migrants, as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s government looks set to take over sites like holiday camps to host even more.
“So, we’ve been talking a lot about hotels, migrant hotels, springing up all over the UK,” said the Reform UK (Brexit Party) honorary president in a short video shared on social media.
“I’ve said to you not long back that I thought that number must be north of 300. Well, I’m sorry for misinforming you; I’ve just seen [a Freedom of Information request response and], as of the 10th of November, 419 hotels have been taken across the country. By now, that figure will be even higher,” Farage suggested.
“It is out of control; there are very, very few towns now unaffected by this,” he added.
Hotel accommodation for migrants, many of them people who paid organised criminals to transport them across the English Channel on small boats — usually only part of the way, with the UK Border Force and organisations like the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) typically collecting them at sea to bring them the rest of the way rather than turning them back like the Australians — was confirmed to be costing British taxpayers close to £7 million a day in October.
There are now 419 illegal migrant hotels in the UK… Invasion! pic.twitter.com/R75w43JvIU
— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) December 15, 2022
With many more migrants having arrived since then, the cost is surely now even higher — at a time when Britons are being punished with cutbacks and tax hikes by Prime Minister Sunak and his Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, in the name of “fiscal discipline”. --->READ MORE HERE
Over 400 hotels in the UK, some of which are four and five star rated, are being used to house illegal boat migrants in the UK, it has been revealed.
According to Home Office statistics, 419 different hotels are being used to accommodate asylum seekers, that vast majority of whom are economic migrants, at a cost of £7 million pounds per day.
The figure represents the number of hotels being used for such purposes in mid-November, so the real number is probably even higher now.
Nigel Farage responded to the revelation by remarking, “It is out of control, there are very very few towns now unaffected by this.”
There are now 419 illegal migrant hotels in the UK… Invasion! pic.twitter.com/R75w43JvIU
— Nigel Farage (@Nigel_Farage) December 15, 2022
Areas around the hotels have been plagued by criminality, anti-social behaviour and sexual assaults. --->READ MORE HERE
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