Asylum seeker towns where locals are ‘too scared to walk the streets’

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14538093/asylum-seeker-towns-locals-terrified-walk-streets.html

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  3. Just round up the locals, give them covid 25 and start building new housing 🥱

  4. This is a real problem. The Government needs to act. Faster asylum processing, deportations or granting of asylum. A fairer system. Otherwise the country swings to fascist.

  5. I believe that asylum seekers that perform any crime should be deported.

    I also believe that some sort of voluntary system should be in place where they can assist the community/ start integrating would be beneficial for everyone

  6. Exact same thing happening in: Ireland, Sweden, Germany, France, Norway, Austria, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands

    Western Europe is collectively spending hundreds of billions of euros a year on housing and supporting unvetted illegal migrants, who are harming social cohesion and making towns and cities less safe for women, Jewish people and LGBT minorities in particular. It is a monumentally expensive and unnecessary act of self-harm, which is accelerating.

    It is frankly just bizarre that it is still happening at such a large scale, personally I wonder if Russia is actively supporting and funding these inflows because they are trying to destabilise the West? Struggling to find a logical explanation for all this.

  7. Remember diversity is your strength!! Praise your politicians for their shrewd judgement

  8. I live in an 11k town pop and had a surge of immigrants move into our town.

    While it’s still been safe and our towns only issues is still local yobs, it does make you feel alienated.

    – Our towns very historic and ‘old’, but all of a sudden, walking through the highstreet, you saw about 4 people on the floor every 50m, holding a sign about gods blessings and needing money.

    – We’re surrounded by farms, so anytime I drive out of town, you just see like 10 people walking down the road, carrying Aldi bags filled with like 20 loaves of bread, as they live on the farms. I’ve seen coaches pull up into our Aldi car park, and just people running out into Aldi, running into town, all queueing up at ATM’s to withdraw their cash. Every Friday evening, you literally cannot access an ATM because there’s 4-5 people queuing up at each one.

    – I think over the past 3 years, a good number of our indian restaurants have been raided due to illegal forced workers.

    – There’s been news in the past of where an immigrant was spotted hanging around a carpark near a nursery & leisure centre, trying to talk to kids.

  11. So true! We are being overrun. Every day I go outside I get robbed by an asylum seeker (I checked their immigration status before I left the house)

  15. Yet more complete dog vomit from the Mail. Who even reads this dreck?

  17. Remember guys, if you have concerns about this then you’re some far-right lunatic apparently. 

  19. >They include Hartlepool, Swansea and Coventry, where residents railed against the negative consequences of the influx, including pressures on local services.

    Then you look at the map.

    – Hartlepool has 462 people in a population of 93,000

    – Swansea has 786 in a population of 241,000

    – Coventry has 2,144 in a population of 355,000

    These must be some very powerful asylum seekers.

  20. “I don’t think the city can handle the amount of people coming in” – said Louise from Coventry. A city with (which the article even admits) only has 60 asylum seekers per 10,000 people.

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