The British Red Cross and the Refugee Council, which worked with nearly 44,000 people in the asylum process, warn that they are disappearing from hotels and are reluctant to claim support for fear of deportation, detention and other harsh measures.
Who didn't see this coming? Hopefully the Home Office have read some hunting literature and discovered the term 'flushing from cover'...
This being the 'Guardian', let's see what sort of sob stories they can find:
Those supported by the Red Cross include:
An Afghan man living in temporary accommodation in the east Midlands who disclosed that he had gone into hiding, fearing that he would be detained and sent to Rwanda. He said that many of his friends were in the same situation and planned to go underground.
So it's not about safety and never was. He and his friends (how is he still in touch with them, I wonder) just target Britain.
An asylum seeker from Ethiopia based in the West Midlands said that he feels anxious about the passing of the Nationality and Borders Act and disclosed he had left his accommodation out of fear that he will be sent to Rwanda.
What's the 'danger' in Ethiopia? Civil war? Drought? Won't he be at least in his own continent in Rwanda?
An Afghan asylum seeker also based in the West Midlands who said he feels he is a second-class refugee as he is not eligible for recent schemes designed to support Ukrainians.
Ah. That's because you're not Ukranian. Funny how that works, eh?
Nothing unusual there. Absolutely no-one who anyone with their head screwed on could possibly have any sympathy for. It's amazing how they always manage not to find a genuinely worthwhile 'victim', isn't it?
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