Migrant hotel chaos as Nigel Farage leads calls for more councils to launch legal action to ban asylum seekers
The ministers may face more legal difficulties against shelter hotels after a temporary precautionary decision to prevent immigrants from taking place there.
After a series of violent protests after a series of violent protests and the police officers were wounded after a series of violent protests, a temporary Supreme Supreme Supreme Court won a precautionary decision to stop the hosting of asylum seekers at Bell Hotel.
Interior Minister Yette Cooper made a last -minute attempt on Tuesday Tuesday, arguing that he would make similar applications for immigrant accommodation in other councils.
Reform Nigel Farage, the British leader, greeted the Supreme Court decision in EPPING as “victory ve, and the shadow house secretary argued that the residents had the right to“ object to people in their regions, and said that he hoped to “inspire others throughout the country”.
Mr. Farage said that the reform of 12 councils, which Britain is the largest party, will deal with legal difficulties after Tuesday’s decision.
Write in Daily telegramAuthorized, local authorities will do everything they can to follow EPPING’s leadership.
Later on Tuesday night, the Broxbourne District Council, which was operated by the Conservative, announced that he was thinking of taking his own precautionary measure.
The Council announced that attempting to close a four -star shelter in the town of Hertfordshire will “receive legal advice as a matter of urgency”.
Meanwhile, a hotel residence asylum seekers are also the subject of protests, including the town of Diss, the leader of the Southern Norfolk Regional Council, the council will not pass the same way, he said.
Daniel Elmer, the conservative leader, said that the council used planning rules to ensure that families are in the region rather than single adult men. He said that it should require a change of use, which will effectively convert hotels into hostels.
The judge of the Ministry of Interior warned that a precautionary measure in EPPING “intervened ına to the legal obligations of the department, and the lawyers representing the hotel owner argued that it would determine a“ precedent ”.
Bell Hotel is located in the center of a series of protests in recent weeks after being accused of sexual assault on a 14 -year -old girl.
Reacting to the news about X, Mr. Farage said, “Young, undocumented men who entered England illegally should not be free to walk on the streets anywhere,” he said.
“I hope EPPING inspires others throughout the country,” he said.
Conservative Leading Kemi Badenoch argued that the migrants in the hotel should “be moved from the region immediately”, and Shadow House Secretary Chris Philp said that the inhabitants should never have to fight their governments to feel safe in their own towns ”.
He said: “Local inhabitants have the right to feel safe in their streets, and every objection has the right to appeal when their communities are treated as a dumping area.”
