A Somalian migrant living at the controversial Bell Hotel in Epping has thanked Sir Keir Starmer 'from the bottom' of his heart after winning the right to stay in Britain.
Khadar Mohamed will be leaving the Essex hotel next month and will move to Bradford, Yorkshire, after winning his asylum battle.
The 24-year-old, who travelled from Somalia to the UK on a small boat, has claimed 'many, many more' will follow suit.
He also said he believes plans for a 'one-in, one-out' scheme with France to crackdown on boat crossings is doomed to 'failure'.
He told The Daily Mail: 'I have been told in the last two weeks that I have won my right to stay. I have been granted leave on human rights grounds.
