![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/zombie-suella-looked-like-a-dead-minister-walking-this-halloween/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/TELEMMGLPICT000314641031_trans_NvBQzQNjv4BqqiUuvBizZT2q34Osm0tNw9LO529jWexQu7u975-F90g.jpeg&description=On a spooky Hallowe'en, the Parliament canteen served "Dracula's Steak and Chips", and the Home Secretary delivered a statement dressed in devilish red. She cut a lonely figure. None of the big fish turned out to support her; Tory MPs listened in silence. Suella B resigned only two weeks ago over a leak, was reappointed by the new PM in exchange (we suspect) for her endorsement, and now faces the sack over Hellish conditions at the Manston asylum centre. From the view in the gallery, she didn't look like a devil but a zombie, a dead minister walking, lashing out at her own civil servants in search of a brain to digest. The key questions are, to quote Yvette Cooper: did the Home Secretary block sending refugees to hotels and did she ignore legal advice against keeping them at Manston? "I have never ignored legal advice," replied Suella and "never blocked" the use of hotels; "9,500" people were transferred out under her watch to 30 such establishments. These places can cost £150 a night, she added, and "by my standards, that's quite a nice hotel" (she's clearly never stayed in an overpriced Ibis). The point is not the quality of the breakfast buffet, implied Stella Creasy, but that you're packing women and children into accommodations that come without kitchens or school places. The point, Suella elaborated, is that a lot of these so-called refugees are from Albania, which is not at war with anyone even if it does look like it's been bombed. One might add, according to some reports, that these gentlemen have come here to contribute to our world-beating narcotics industry - it makes you proud - which means they are almost certainly under-cutting our homeborn coke dealers. Once again it is the honest Brit who gets stiffed by mass migration. The GBNews monologue writes itself. The actual point, interjected Joanna Cherry, is that keeping people trapped at Manston for a long time amounts to illegal detention. The Opposition, plus one or two Tory MPs, is accusing Braverman){kind=link}
With no frontbench support, the Home Secretary had a devil of a job replying to Labour’s criticism over Manston asylum centre
On a spooky Hallowe’en, the Parliament canteen served “Dracula’s Steak and Chips”, and the Home Secretary delivered a statement dressed in devilish red.
She cut a lonely figure. None of the big fish turned out to support her; Tory MPs listened in silence. Suella B resigned only two weeks ago over a leak, was reappointed by the new PM in exchange (we suspect) for her endorsement, and now faces the sack over Hellish conditions at the Manston asylum centre.
From the view in the gallery, she didn’t look like a devil but a zombie, a dead minister walking, lashing out at her own civil servants in search of a brain to digest.
The key questions are, to quote Yvette Cooper: did the Home Secretary block sending refugees to hotels and did she ignore legal advice against keeping them at Manston? “I have never ignored legal advice,” replied Suella and “never blocked” the use of hotels; “9,500” people were transferred out under her watch to 30 such establishments. These places can cost £150 a night, she added, and “by my standards, that’s quite a nice hotel” (she’s clearly never stayed in an overpriced Ibis).