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Number of asylum seekers in hotels up 8% in past year, but falls slightly since March
The total number of asylum claims hit 111,000 in the year ending in June 2025 - higher than the previous peak of 103,000 in 2002.
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Number of asylum seekers in hotels up 8% in past year, but falls slightly since March
The total number of asylum claims hit 111,000 in the year ending in June 2025 - higher than the previous peak of 103,000 in 2002.
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Number of asylum seekers in hotels up 8% in past year, but falls slightly since March
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