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Taxpayers pay migrants £35m to go home since Labour came to power under controversial returns scheme
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Taxpayers pay migrants £35m to go home since Labour came to power under controversial returns scheme
British taxpayers have now spent more than £35 million funding departure payments for over 20,000 migrants through the government's assisted returns programme, a fresh investigation has revealed.
Each individual receives up to £3,000 in travel and living costs to accept the offer to leave.
Brazilians make up the largest group by a wide margin, according to the data, with 8,901 nationals from the South American coun…
13 Sept, 21:09