On Saturday (10 October) it was World Homeless Day, and Asylum Aid had an important message about “non-British nationals” (aka foreigners).
“MOST PEOPLE DON’T KNOW THIS ABOUT HOMELESSNESS…” it posted on Instagram…
… before explaining that “Over half of rough sleepers in London are non-British nationals.”
I don’t know about you, but I’m not surprised at all; in fact, I wonder if the figure is much higher. It makes sense when Sadiq Khan is constantly telling the world that “London is open” - aka “please move here” - and increasing numbers of Councils/ Boroughs are signing up to City of Sanctuary’s scheme (effectively open-borders through the backdoor).
Then there’s the large amounts of taxpayer funding is going towards asylum and migration charities. Take Asylum Aid, which received £1,150,070 from taxpayers between 2021-25 and is part of the Helen Bamber Foundation Group, which received £1,194,270 from taxpayers for the same period.
And that’s not all…
To end the “vicious cycle” of homelessness among “non-British nationals”, Asylum Aid is also going to be working with Refugee and Migrant Justice, which received £3,196,440 from taxpayers between 2020-24. Together the charities will work to give people access to:
- Medical support
- Suitable accommodation
- Work and educational opportunities
If that’s not enough incentives for everyone to move to the UK, yesterday The Daily Mail reported that “Nineteen council areas are accommodating more than ten times as many asylum seekers as households of homeless people”.
Again, it doesn’t surprise me - but it’s good to have the data.
This is quite disgusting when you see our Veterans mostly middle aged living on the streets when they should be looked after by us and the Force they were in, unless dishonourably dismissed. Too much is given to the illegals who do not appreciate it.
Taxpayers money should not be funding 'charities'