Migrants from a staggering 150 countries are living in taxpayer-funded asylum hotels, a Sunday Express investigation can reveal. Foreign nationals from Spain, America, Canada, Australia, Brazil, and hotspots such as St Lucia and Barbados are among the 30,657 in controversial venues across the country. Critics branded the figures “shameful” as they warned many of the countries on the list are “safe, sunny holiday destinations”. More than one in three asylum seekers living in hotels are from African countries, while Afghans and Iranians make up the biggest cohorts. But our investigation reveals the widespread makeup of nationalities in asylum hotels. It...