A judge has given Kent County Council (KCC) and the Home Office a month to sort out an action plan to deal with the “unsustainable burden” created by unaccompanied asylum-seeking children (UASC). Mr Justice Chamberlain has given both parties until January 31 to create a workable solution to transfer lone asylum seeker younsgters, most of whom arrive in small boats, to other parts of the country. He made the order as part of his judgment on the long-running case, brought by KCC, which was issued yesterday (December 21). Conservative MP for Dover Natalie Elphicke said more needs to be done to en…
