A leading homelessness charity has worked with Home
Office patrols as they go out on the streets in search of rough sleepers deemed
to be in the UK illegally to arrest and deport. St Mungo’s is one of the
largest providers of homelessness outreach services in the UK. Its website says
it is “here for every step of the journey away from homelessness” and its
outreach teams work to “gradually build up trusting relationships” with people
who are sleeping rough. But St Mungo’s has admitted to the Guardian that it has
cooperated with Home Office immigration, compliance and enforcement (Ice) teams
when they go looking for rough sleepers who are in the UK illegally. Read more
on the Guardian website.
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