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Asylum seekers placed in barracks by Home Office after concerns that better housing would “undermine confidence” system - Voice Online
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Home Office accused of "pandering to prejudice" as internal documents shows that barrack conditions are deliberate

The post Asylum seekers placed in barracks by Home Office after concerns that better housing would “undermine confidence” system appeared first on Voice Online.
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