Political commentator James Schneider has been left furious at Labour for "not getting on top" of the asylum backlog to process refugees faster.
Speaking to GB News, Schneider shared the example of a friend who spent 18 months in a hotel despite having what he described as an "open and shut case".
"The taxpayer having to pay for him. He didn't like that," Schneider said, arguing such cases should take "a small number of months" to process.
Labour has opened more migrant hotels than it has closed since coming to power, with numbers rising from 213 to 220 in four months.
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