Rishi Sunak has said children would be housed in “appropriate” holding accommodation and not separated from their asylum-seeking families. The prime m
Rishi Sunak has said children would be housed in “appropriate” holding accommodation and not separated from their asylum-seeking families.
The prime minister said the policy underpinning the Illegal Migration Bill was not to “detain children” but so there would be no incentive to bring a child on a small boat crossing of the Channel.
He told Tory MP Caroline Nokes it would be wrong to create a “pull factor” for children that saw them make a “perilous journey”.
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