Home Office spends £1m handing cash to 300 illegal migrants who have agreed to go home

Work space authorities burned through £1 million paying 300 unlawful travelers to return home last year - not exactly shown up on a solitary day last week.

The enduring an onslaught division sprinkled the money on north of 300 bombed shelter searchers and visa overstayers who were being thrown out of England.
Transients convey a sneaking boat on their shoulders as they plan to cross the Channel

Bombed travelers are qualified for £3000 on the off chance that they meet specific circumstances assuming they consent to leave England.

Around 330 were given the installment, bringing about the million pound spend.

Last Sunday 468 travelers arrived on English sea shores alone with almost 40,000 showing up this year alone.

Enraged Conservative MP Lee Anderson said: "It's an outright embarrassment that we are paying individuals to be extradited when they ought to simply be sent back.

"It simply demonstrates there's a fair compensation to be had, coming here to get thrown out.

"The public authority needs to simply take care of business and send unlawful transients back to France the day they show up here without a penny."

A Work space representative said: "the general population properly anticipates that we should eliminate individuals with no
right to be here.

"We guarantee all spending is painstakingly examined to ensure that each pound of citizens' cash is spent in the best manner".