Ten 'child migrants' set to be sent to foster care are actually ADULTS

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Ten 'child migrants' set to be sent to foster care are actually ADULTS.

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Ten "child migrants" who were set to be sent to sent to foster care have been exposed as adults.Kent County Council staff raised concerns over a group of supposed under-18s in 2025 amid doubts about their true ages.Ten of the group of 19 people then had their ages reevaluated up.Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has now raised fears over children's safety after the shock reveal, made following a Freedom of Information probe by The Sun."This puts children already in foster or children's homes in danger," he said.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "We have seen absurd cases where illegal immigrants, including where a Sudanese man with a receding hairline and facial hair, pretend to be children when clearly adults."This will only get worse now Labour's Borders Act has passed, which no longer allows illegal immigrants to be treated as over-18 if they refuse to take an age assessment test."In total, Kent's local authority took in 2,656 child migrants placed in its care in 2025.GB News has...

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