Kemi Badenoch proposes housing migrants in ‘camps’ as crossings near 50,000 under Labour
Badenoch suggests housing migrants in ‘camps’ as small boat crossings hit 50,000
- Kemi Badenoch has suggested housing asylum seekers in "camps" instead of hotels, questioning the suitability of older rules for current immigration challenges.
- Her proposal follows new Home Office figures indicating that almost 50,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats since Sir Keir Starmer took office.
- Badenoch made these comments to the public in Epping, Essex, on Monday, 11 August.
- The suggestion comes amidst recent protests in Epping against the decision to house asylum seekers in local hotels.
- Watch the video in full above.