The British government’s contentious scheme of housing mostly illegal migrants in so-called asylum hotels may come crumbling down as Nigel Farage-led councils across England are planning on launching legal challenges of their own after a court shut down the state’s use of the heavily protested Bell Hotel in Epping on Tuesday.
While the leftist Labour Party government of Sir Kier Starmer had planned to continue the Conservative-era scheme of — often over the objection of local officials — housing tens of thousands of so-called asylum seekers in hundreds of hotels dotted across the country until 2029, council legal challenges from councils may…
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