Labour told to put more migrants 'on a plane home' as plans announced to give asylum seekers taxpayer-funded bed and board at three more former military barracks

The government has announced plans to convert three more former military bases into shelters for asylum seekers, drawing criticism from opposition parties who argue for increased deportations instead. This move comes as part of a broader strategy to address the housing needs of migrants, while critics highlight the financial burden on taxpayers. The decision underscores ongoing political tensions regarding immigration and the allocation of public resources. Labour is being urged to expedite the repatriation of migrants, reflecting a contentious debate over the balance between humanitarian obligations and national priorities.