Sadiq Khan slams plan for asylum seeker barge in London’s Royal Docks
- The Royal Docks Management Authority is expected to reject plans for an asylum seeker barge following the Home Office's proposal to moor a barge in east London. The Home Office has identified Newcastle, Harwich, and Felixstowe as alternative locations for the housing of migrants.
- London Mayor Sadiq Khan opposed the plans, stating his concern for the safety, health, and wellbeing of those seeking refuge. He called for ministers to rethink their plans urgently and for councils to provide support for asylum seekers humanely and with dignity.
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Sadiq Khan Strongly Opposed to London Immigrant Barge Plans
Government plans to moor a barge housing illegal immigrants at London’s Royal Docks have been met with strong opposition from Mayor Sadiq Khan. Khan called the Home Office plans “abhorrent,” adding that he opposed them “in the strongest possible terms.” “They fly in the face of London’s proud history of providing sanctuary to people seeking refuge. I’m concerned for the safety of vulnerable people forced to flee their homes. The government must …
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