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Tory Plan to Evict 230,000 Foreign Nationals Tested Against 1.3M Waitlist
Badenoch's pledge to free 228,144 homes by ending tenancies for foreign nationals meets a sector where nine in ten lets already go to UK nationals.
Co wiedzieliśmy na początku
- Conservatives pledged to end social tenancies for foreign nationals in England if elected, claiming nearly 230,000 homes freed.
- Couples where neither person is UK, Irish or EU citizen would lose current tenancies under the scheme.
- Single non-exempt tenants would get six months to move even with children.
- Nine out of 10 social lets already go to UK nationals.
Wtedy jeszcze otwarte
- No verified enforcement plan, cost estimate, legal basis, or timetable beyond winning the next election.
- No verbatim Badenoch quote, full government response, or confirmed waiting-list and stock totals in provided source texts.
Na co mieliśmy zwracać uwagę
- Whether the pledge advances beyond announcement into draft legislation and costing.
- How councils, landlords and courts would handle six-month terminations and homelessness duties.
