Shabana Mahmood abandons plan to house asylum seekers at Scottish army barracks
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Shabana Mahmood is said to have abandoned plans to house asylum seekers at a Scottish army barracks.The Government previously planned to move 300 illegal migrants to the military base in the Scottish Highlands as Labour battles to get a grip on Britain's spiralling migrant crisis.However, Cameron Barracks in Inverness will now not feature in the highly controversial plans, according to The i Paper.It was set to begin operations in early December, with plans to use the site for 12 months.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Resistance from the Scottish National Party (SNP) is understood to be a main reason for the change as well as legal objections.The Home Office will plough on with the mass relocation of asylum seekers elsewhere in the country.Labour have pledged to close all migrant hotels by the end of this parliament in 2029.Currently, 12 are in operation in Scotland, housing more than 670 people.Highland Council, run by a coalition of SNP and independent councillors, objected...
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