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On Tuesday, a Supreme Court judge directed the former Bell Hotel in EPPING that he had to stop housing asylum seekers by September 12th.
Farage added: “The good people of EPPING should inspire similar protests around England. People should follow the case of the town in ESSEX if young people who live in local hotels and who are free to walk through the streets are worried about the threat.”
Shadow House Secretary Chris Philp said that the end of the transition to the country will “stop hotels”.
He wrote at Daily Express and said: “Every illegal arrival should be lifted, every gap should be closed, every community should be preserved, so that the towns like EPPING never go into this position again.”
The region had seen that thousands of people protested the housing of immigrants in Bell Hotel.
The judge of the Ministry of Interior warned that a precautionary confusion may “intervene in the legal obligations of the department, and the lawyers representing the hotel owner argued that it would determine a“ precedent ”.
The EPPING Forest Regional Council had asked a judge to give immigrants to a temporary precautionary decision that stopped the hosting of Bell Hotel.
The hotel is at the center of a series of protests in recent weeks after being accused of sexually assaulting a 14 -year -old girl after an asylum seeker.
In an article on Facebook, Broxbourne Council said: “The Broxbourne Council will receive legal advice as a urgency as to whether it can take a similar action.”
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 to do this, which will effectively turn hotels into hostels.
Apart from the hotel in Diss, which hosts more than 40 children, two men were arrested and accused in a protest in July.
CLLR Elmer PA said to the news agency: uz We are playing a big game about integration and it would not make sense to replace families who have children in the local school system and integrated into the local community. ”
“If we can punish people who put a barn without permission in their gardens, then we can take action against hotels that are converted into pensions without planning consent.”
Border Security Minister Dame Angela Eagle said the government will “continue to work with local authorities and communities to address legitimate concerns,” the government.
“Our study continues to close all shelter hotels at the end of this parliament.”
The lawyers of the Ministry of Interior warned the court that he was the risk of özgür a driving force for more violent protests ”.
Edward Brown KC also said that the conflict of precautionary measures will öyle intervene to a great extent on the legal duty of asylum seekers to avoid violations of human rights.
A few protests and counter -protests were held in EPPING, as a person who was built in the hotel was accused of kissing a young girl.
Hadush Gerberslasie Kebatu rejected the charges against him and will continue the hearing later on this month.
A second man who lives in the hotel, Syrian National Muhammad Sharwarq, accused of seven crimes separately, several other men were accused of irregularity except the hotel.
In a decision on Tuesday, Mr. Justice Eyre took a temporary precautionary precautionary measure, but extended the time that the hotel had to stop the housing asylum seekers until September 12th.
In addition, the hotel owner, Somani Hotels Limited, refused to challenge the Green Light decision, but the company may still ask the Court of Appeal to object to the judiciary for continuing.
