Kemi Badenoch to ban all migrants from council houses and end 'cash machine UK'

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Kemi Badenoch has vowed to remove foreign nationals from council houses in order to stop Britain being a "cash machine for the world".The Conservative plan would take nearly 230,000 non-EU foreign national households out of council homes to open them up for British families.Migrants from any country - including EU member states - would also be barred from taking on new social housing tenancies.Helen Whately, the Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, said as she announced the policy last night: "Making Britain your home should be earned by working, paying tax and integrating."It should not come with a free ride on the benefits system.

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Britain cannot be a cash machine for the world."She added: "Labour has lost control of immigration and lost control of the welfare bill, and it is British families picking up the bill and sitting on waiting lists."The next Conservative Government will make foreign nationals ineligible for social housing.

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Nearly 230,000 homes could go to British...

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