Lost and Missing: The UK’s 17,000 Refugees with Unknown Whereabouts

Home Office Reveals More than 17,000 Refugees Missing

The Home Office has issued a grave statement regarding a concerning situation where over 17,000 refugees who have entered the UK are unaccounted for. This alarming revelation comes amidst the discontinuation of the Rwanda project and escalating hotel expenses to accommodate asylum seekers in the country. The Home Office has cited the withdrawal of asylum applications by these individuals as the reason for their lack of whereabouts.

As this unsettling news surfaces, the opposition has launched scathing criticism against the government. Labour Party leader Keir Starmer has accused Rishi Sunak’s government of losing control over the country’s borders. Additionally, ruling MP Tim Lofton has raised pertinent questions regarding the withdrawal of 17,316 asylum seekers’ applications in the year ending September 2023 at a Home Affairs Select Committee meeting.

LONDON – The Home Office says there is a serious situation where more than 17,000 people who have arrived in the UK as refugees do not know where they are. This critical revelation comes at a time when the Rwanda project has had to be ended and the hotel’s costs are rising to accommodate asylum seekers coming to the UK. The Home Office said these asylum seekers had withdrawn their applications. With the revelation that the Home Office does not know where more than 17,000 refugees have come from, the opposition is making strong accusations against the government.

The leader of the Labor Party, Keir Starmer, has come forward with claims that Rishi Sunak’s government has lost control of the country’s borders. Tim Lofton, the ruling MP, has appeared at a meeting of the Home Affairs Select Committee to raise the crucial question of why 17,316 asylum seekers’ applications were withdrawn in the year ending September 2023 .

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Asylum seekers: The Home Office says more than 17,000 are missing

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