Hotel migrant says ‘thank you Keir Starmer’ after Epping victory | UK | News
Despite the protesters who objected to the local councils and protesters, Sir Keir Starmer “thanked” by immigrants after the judges’ sensational clamp to keep asylum seekers in a hotel in a hotel. The Çan Hotel in ESSEX was prevented from having a lonely wave of asylum seekers by a Supreme Court measure supporting a case brought by the Forest Region Council.
The decision also stopped using the Minister of Interior Yette Cooper as a minister to intervene.
The decision, which was based on planning law, seemed ready to ignite a tsunami with similar actions of up and down councils on the land, but the Ministry of Interior and hotel owners were now transferred by the Court of Appeal. The local authority in EPPING said that he would fight against the Court of Cassation for the last word.
Since the Supreme Court decision can leave the controversial asylum seeker hotel plan in Tatters, labor may probably be a breath. The immigrants in Bell Hotel told the Prime Minister that they mean “thank you”.
24 -year -old Khadar Mohamed from Somalia, telegram: “I want to thank Keir Starmer and his government. I’m satisfied with the news, wow. This is really great.”
The person looking for asylum seekers could no longer be under precautionary measures beyond September 12th. However, the owner of Bell Hotel, the Ministry of Interior and Somani Hotels, challenged the Supreme Court decision.
However, the last court case led to anger from protesters and local authority and clashes with the police outside the hotel on Friday. The Council promised to file a lawsuit for the final word in the Supreme Court and said: “Local communities should not pay the illegal immigration price of the Labor Party.
“Keir Starmer showed that the rights of illegal immigrants have put on the rights of the British people who want to feel safe only in their towns and communities.”
Reform British leader Nigel Farage, the internal office and the government accused the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) of the use of “EPPING people”.
“Illegal immigrants have more rights than the British under Starmer.”
The protests around Bell Hotel were fired after allegedly sexually assaulted a young girl.
Ethiopia Hadush Gerberslalasie Kebatu, who stayed in Bell Hotel, went to court to refuse to kiss a 14 -year -old girl just days after coming to a small boat passing the channel last week. The defendant, who gave evidence in the witness box, said that the young victim of sexual assault did not tell him that he was 14 years old and that he wanted a kiss from him.
The decisions at the hearing are expected to be reached after closing speeches at the Chelmsford Magistrate Court on 4 September.
After the angry scenes outside Bell Hotel on Friday. After the police officers were injured during the protest, three people were arrested.
Essex police said that a man was arrested on suspicion of violence, that a second man was arrested on suspicion of attacked a police officer, and that a third man was arrested on suspicion of drinking after a car on the wrong side of a police cord. Now two men are accused.
