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Nigel Farage has once again ignited controversy, this timeturning his sights on the UK’s House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) sector.Speaking out this week at a Reform press conference in Dover, Farage claimedthat HMOs are not only damaging communities but are increasingly being used tohouse illegal migrants and asylum seekers, often at the taxpayer’s expense.Watch video - https://youtu.be/NKaPZj-APgwFarage, who could become the next UK Prime Ministeraccording to the polls and recent local election results, argued that the rapidgrowth of HMOs—particularly in urban areas—is "a symptom of a failedimmigration and housing policy." He criticised how private landlords andgovernment contracts are turning residential streets into overcrowded multi-letproperties, undermining local cohesion and public services.While HMOs can be a profitable property strategy, especiallyfor landlords seeking higher yields, they’ve become controversial. Localresidents often complain about noise, rubbish, overcrowding, parking and