Migrants flaunting taxpayer-funded hotels
Migrants are boasting about being put up in taxpayer-funded hotels, with bills rising for millions of Brits. Two men posted a TikTok video with Albanian captions in a room after paying £3,000 to cross the Channel.
Prime Minister admits UK seen as 'soft touch'
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer acknowledged that the UK is perceived as a 'soft touch' while domestic bills are on the rise, leaving families significantly worse off.
Alarming statistics and online bragging
Last year, the Government spent £5.38 billion on asylum seeker accommodation and support. The number of migrants in hotels has increased by 8,000 since Sir Keir took office, with taxpayers bearing the burden.
Government's response and efforts
Government officials are cracking down on illegal migration, seizing boats and engines to disrupt smugglers. Tech firms are also attending summits to address online adverts used by smuggling gangs.
Critics voice concerns
Critics highlight the record number of migrants arriving in boats this year, emphasizing the need for stricter border control measures.
Call for action
Government officials and leaders are calling for more proactive measures from social media firms to combat illegal migration and the influence of smuggling gangs.
