The Minister will be aware that Glasgow has housed and accommodated asylum seekers for almost 20 years—something of which we are very proud. Can he say a bit more about how those who may be considered to be inadmissible under the new rules will be supported and accommodated? Will they, for example, be placed in detention centres, camps, barracks and hotels—he will be aware that a group of doctors has written to the Department with concerns about the conditions for asylum seekers in these sorts of accommodation—or is he going to rule out those sorts of accommodation going forward?
Immigration Rules: Supported Accommodation
Proceeding contribution from
Chris Stephens
(Scottish National Party)
in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 16 December 2020.
It occurred during Urgent question on Immigration Rules: Supported Accommodation.
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