Refugees have been staying in the UK for more than two years, according to the report Immigration and asylum

Refugees are facing homelessness problems, according to more than 100 organizations in the UK who report that they have lived in the last two years.

NACOCOM, dealing with the world and the refugees who are refugees is a change in the “government policy of the government, which the refugees do not change, which many refugees have not been able to start the necessary jobs to help them.

Members of the network were reached by at least 3,450 refugees and other migrants in 2024-25 who do not fail to receive. They say this number should be very insignificant in the true picture.

Leaders have 4,434 homeless people, more than in any year since their records began in 2013, and provided 672,807 nights of shelter. There were 829 people sleeping rough during the arrival of 2522-23 of 378. Among those seized, 2,008 were refugees, an increase of 206% on 20262-23.

Bridget Zamngono, Executive Director, said: “Our research reveals a persistent problem. Successive governments have changed to find a solution to the problem.

“The period of the study coincided with the summer of riots created by right-wing and anti-opposition views that continue to re-emerge in politics that are set to increase.”

Another recent heart, asylum is welcome, refuge love, was asked to help refugees for 48 refugees who were dismissed from their jobs in one month, and many were left homeless.

For those who could not find a place to sleep, they can provide a sleeping bag. Some of those who have been sleeping are easily beaten and left behind by the few people who are associated with the protest-movements in the background, according to the charity.

In a different development, a Office Office A pilot that began in December 2024 Increasing the moving time for new immigrants from 28 days to 56 days, to end the long wait.

According to an internal letter seen by the administration, the safe groups including the sick, the disabled and the elderly will also give birth for 28 days at the end of this month.

There is no indication of any change in the short-term, which ng GGo has been linked to the rise in the number of non-residential properties. “It is important that we take the necessary time to evaluate this evidence before making a decision on the separation policy,” the home office letter says.

The plan was challenged in the Supreme Court, and other plans have been issued at the end of 28 days due to the risk of damage to the land, including emergency case in October.

Home advisers said: “The 56-day move remains in place for all families and vulnerable people until the end of each year. The review of the pilot is ongoing.”