Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has demanded food delivery companies to "put their house in order" after exposing swathes of illegal migrants using an app "loophole" to work.

Conducting his own investigation of illegal workers in Britain, Philp uncovered illegal migrants being offered multiple courier account logins online for as little as £40 a week and as much as £100 a week.

Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has demanded food delivery companies to "put their house in order" after exposing swathes of illegal migrants using an app "loophole" to work.Conducting his own investigation of illegal workers in Britain, Philp uncovered illegal migrants being offered multiple cour...{ai:summary}<p>Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has urged food delivery companies to address issues with illegal migrants exploiting app loopholes for work. His investigation revealed that illegal workers can obtain multiple courier account logins online for prices ranging from £40 to £100 per week. </p><p>#illegals</p>

WATCH: Chris Philp calls on Home Secretary to 'take action' on illegal migrants working as food delivery riders

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