Asylum seekers receive staggering £160 million in payments on UK debit card

Refuge searchers got installments totalling nearly £160 million through an administration check card framework last year, GB News can uncover.

The tremendous payout has been affirmed by the Work space after an Opportunity of Data demand.

The ASPEN framework, which represents Haven Backing Enablement Card, is an installment conspire that offers refuge searchers a resource remittance.

An Opportunity of Data demand was put together by the dissident Steve Regulations,

who reports cross-Channel appearances and refuge searcher issues in an on the web and virtual entertainment blog.

The solicitation asked how much was paid out to haven searchers under the Aspen framework last year.

Accordingly, the UK Visas and Migration office affirmed that between 1 January 2022 and 31

December 2022 £159,200,000 was paid out to beneficiaries of the card.

Moderate MP James Daly, who sits on the Home Issues Board, said he was stunned by the figures.

He said: "We spend over £6 billion per year to house refuge searchers,

which is completely unbelievable. In any case, presently to figure out the public authority is going through £160 million a year giving charge cards to

large numbers of those being housed in 4-star lodgings hobos conviction.

"Last week I was in Calais and saw direct how our refuge framework is being manhandled. It is unforgivable that we are burning through such huge amounts of cash."

Mr Daly said it was presently time to "supercharge the Rwanda strategy"

also, begin sending those showing up by little boat to that nation for

handling.