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Migrants will be put up in hotels for years yet, Treasury admits

The Treasury has stated that migrants will continue to be housed in hotels and temporary accommodation for years to come.
The cost of housing each asylum seeker has increased to £41,000, according to the Institute for Public Policy Research think tank.
More than 38,000 migrants are currently in hotels, with the Home Office spending £5.5 million per day.
A Home Office spokesman stated that the Government inherited an asylum system under unprecedented strain.

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