Nineteen UK councils vow to take legal action to kick asylum seekers out of accommodation as furious protests spread across country

 The number of councils vowing to take legal action to kick asylum seekers out of hotels has grown to at least 19 as mass unrest continues to spread across the UK today.

Furious protesters have gathered outside migrant hotels in towns and cities such as Newcastle, Swindon and Falkirk after the Court of Appeal yesterday overturned an injunction ordering the removal of 138 migrants from an accommodation in Essex.

It comes as the Labour government was last night facing accusations from senior Tories that it is ‘taking the side of migrants over Britons’.....<<<Read More>>>....

Asylum Hotel Bosses Told They “Have to House Convicted Foreign Criminals” While Giving Staff “Unconscious Bias Training”

 Hotel bosses have reportedly been told they they have to acknowledge that some of the residents may be foreign nationals who have been “released on criminal bail”. 

Despite this, staff at the hotels must complete training courses on “unconscious bias” and “ethnic diversity and cultural awareness”.

It comes amid increasing pressure on the Government to close hotels across the country.  

Labour’s asylum policy was left in chaos last week after a judge ordered a controversial migrant hotel to shut.

The High Court ruling gives the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, just 24 days to close after it became the focus of violent protests.

The documents, seen by the Telegraph, also state that housing residents with an ongoing criminal case may lead to an increase in insurance costs for the hotel and its staff.

This includes a higher premium for any migrants who have been convicted of arson. 

The 117-page “statement of requirements” document which was obtained by a Freedom of Information request is reportedly given to contractors who seek out accommodation for asylum seekers on behalf of the Home Office.

The document allegedly describes the migrants as “service users” throughout.....<<<Read More>>>...

The current trajectory of mass migration will polarise and destabilise the UK

In their newsletter, Migration Watch UK highlights that the UK may become a “majority-minority” society by the latter decades of this century, with white British people constituting only a minority of the population.

The economic burden of mass migration will fall on a diminishing cohort of young, predominantly white, professionals, leading to declining living standards and potentially destabilising the country.

The assimilation of migrants is possible for some on an individual level, but it is unlikely that the current trajectory of mass migration can continue without significant resistance and increased polarisation....<<<Read More>>>...

UK Could See Over One Million Migrants This Year, Report Claims

 More than one million migrants could end up arriving in Britain this year, a report on Friday has claimed.

Experts reportedly expect that there could be over one million migrants landing in Britain this year, a report by The Telegraph has revealed.

The paper had formerly put the maximum net migration figure for 2023 at somewhere in the region of 675,000 thousand ahead of official statistics set to be released by the UK government in the coming weeks.

However, the publication has since revised the figures upwards, with another set of experts now predicting a net migration figure as high as 997,000, with gross migration numbers set to be higher than that still.

“If emigration has reverted to pre-pandemic and pre-Brexit patterns, we could see net migration hit the one million mark,” Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) researcher Karl Williams remarked, adding that while such a number would “be at the very top end” of their estimates, it was “by no means an implausible figure”....<<<Read More>>>....