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The National Police Chiefs' Council conceded 'hundreds' have disappeared from taxpayer funded asylum accommodation within '24 hours' of arriving in the UK.
Channel migrants have been quietly given the right to work in sectors including care, construction and agriculture and can still retain access to state-subsidised bed and board under a Home Office scheme.
The mayor of the French town where five asylum seekers died on Sunday blamed Britain's benefits system for thousands to cross the Channel.
In recent years, the Home Office has presided over record numbers of people entering Britain legally and illegally. The department that governs our borders has manifestly struggled to do so; to understand why, The Telegraph has spoken to a series of insiders who described an organisation rife with chaos, dysfunction and wokery.
Labour says new figures show people smugglers have been 'making a mockery of UK border security' since the Channel crisis began.