Stop cash benefits to immigrants but give food tokens and clothing vouchers.

Background

Currently immigrants receive benefits in monetary form when all they should receive is basic food and clothing. The tax-payer should not be providing anything other than the basic needs so they can eat and clothe.

Additional details

It is known that immigrants send British tax-payer money back to their families in their homelands. It is not up to the British tax-payer to subsidise these people. Benefits in monetary form should therefore be stopped and immigrants only entitled to the bare necessities to eat and clothe and this should be done in the form of vouchers and tokens.