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Housing asylum seekers in poor areas has led to 'civil unrest', minister admits
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The dispersal of asylum seekers across the UK has been a longstanding issue, with concerns raised about the strain on local resources and potential social tensions. The government's policy of housing asylum seekers in available accommodation, often in less affluent areas, has been criticized for exacerbating existing social and economic challenges in these communities. This approach has sparked debates about fairness and the distribution of responsibility for supporting asylum seekers across different regions and socioeconomic areas.
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Housing asylum seekers in poor areas has led to 'civil unrest', minister admits
Anna Turley said putting migrants into cheaper housing has had a 'huge impact' on communities. But insisted the burden must now be placed on more affluent areas.
12 Aug, 23:46