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Asylum Seekers Are Usually Housed Away from London and the South East (Unless They Are Unaccompanied Children)

Posted on October 27, 2016October 27, 2016 By Rob
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Walking through what’s left of the heart of the Jungle. The camp ‘Main St’ pic.twitter.com/8tYau41NST

— Gavin Lee (@GavinLeeBBC) October 26, 2016

With the Calais Jungle being broken up and most of the migrants there sent elsewhere in France, it seems a good time to return to the topic of asylum (although there is a difference between asylum and migration).

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