The British taxpayer is not an unquestioning cash cow, says Nana Akua
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The British taxpayer is not an unquestioning cash cow, says Nana Akua.
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Nigel Farage has vowed to evict foreign nationals living in council housing and warns they could face deportation.I think Nigel is onto something here.Tonight, Reform UK's leader will lay out his plans as part of Operation Restore Justice.Basically, if you are a foreign national living in council housing in the UK, you must move into private rented accommodation within three months or face deportation.
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No, I'm a British citizen, born in Newcastle and have never lived in social housing.But if you can find another country on earth that would house a foreign national in council accommodation on arrival indefinitely, I'll eat my wig.Nigel will lay out the proposals in an essay due to be published tonight.He wrote: "Foreign nationals who are unable to relocate to private rented accommodation after a three-month grace period will lose their right...
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