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Asylum lodge protests anticipated to swell this weekend – as Farage unveils ‘mass deportation’ plan

By Editorial Board Published August 23, 2025 6 Min Read
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Asylum lodge protests anticipated to swell this weekend – as Farage unveils ‘mass deportation’ plan

A weekend of protests and counter-protests exterior lodges housing asylum seekers started final evening, with dozens anticipated in the present day.

Saturday is about to see extra demonstrations throughout main cities and cities in England, organised below the Abolish Asylum System slogan, with not less than 33 deliberate over the financial institution vacation weekend.

The protests are anticipated in Bristol, Exeter, Tamworth, Cannock, Nuneaton, Liverpool, Wakefield, Newcastle, Horley, Canary Wharf, Aberdeen and Perth in Scotland, and Mould in Wales.

Counter-protests – organised by Stand Up To Racism – are additionally set to be held in Bristol, Cannock, Leicester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Wakefield, Horley and Lengthy Eaton in Derbyshire.

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Govt to attraction migrant lodge ruling

It comes after Friday evening noticed the primary demonstrations of the weekend, together with one exterior the TLK lodge in Orpington, south London.

Dozens of protesters may very well be heard shouting “get them out” and “save our children” subsequent to the location, whereas counter protesters marched to the lodge carrying banners and placards which learn: “Refugees welcome, stop the far right.”

The Metropolitan Police stated a big cordon was shaped between the 2 teams and the lodge, and later confirmed that no arrests have been made.

Abolish Asylum System protests have been additionally held in Altrincham, Bournemouth, Cheshunt, Chichester, Dudley, Leeds, Canary Wharf, Portsmouth, Rhoose, Rugby, Southampton and Wolverhampton.

Protesters outside the Holiday Inn Central, Ashford, Kent. Pic: PA

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Tensions round using the lodges for asylum seekers are at a excessive after statistics confirmed there have been greater than 32,000 asylum seekers presently staying in lodges, marking an increase of 8% throughout Labour’s first yr in workplace.

Common protests had been held exterior the Bell Resort in Epping, Essex, which began after an asylum seeker housed there was charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old lady on 10 July.

Within the wake of these protests, Epping Forest District Council sought and received an interim Excessive Courtroom injunction to cease migrants from being accommodated there – a call which the federal government is looking for permission to attraction.

Who says what on asylum hotels18 councils pursuing or contemplating authorized motion to dam asylum hotelsMigration stats going within the improper directionLabour could have walked into political lure over Epping lodge

Police officers separate people taking part in the Stand Up To Racism rally and counter protesters in Orpington. Pic: PA

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Law enforcement officials separate individuals participating within the Stand Up To Racism rally and counter protesters in Orpington. Pic: PA

Farage vows ‘mass deportations’ if elected

In the meantime, Nigel Farage has informed The Instances there can be “mass deportations” of unlawful immigrants if Reform UK wins the following basic election, vowing to take away the UK from the European Conference on Human Rights and different worldwide agreements to facilitate 5 deportation flights a day.

“Who is our priority? Is it the safety and security of this country and its people? Or are we worrying about everybody else and foreign courts?”

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Asylum lodge closures ‘should be executed in ordered method’

Minister of State for Border Safety and Asylum Angela Eagle stated in response that the Reform UK chief is “simply plucking numbers out of the air, another pie in the sky policy from a party that will say anything for a headline”.

She added: “This Labour government has substantially increased returns with 35,000 people removed from the country in the last year alone, a huge increase on the last government.

“We’re getting a grip of the damaged asylum system. Ensuring these with no proper to be listed here are eliminated or deported.”

Labour has pledged to finish using lodges to deal with asylum seekers by the top of this parliament in 2029.

Conservative MP and shadow residence secretary Chris Philp additionally accused Reform UK of recycling Tory concepts on immigration.

“Nigel Farage previously claimed mass deportations were impossible, and now he says it’s his policy,” he added. “Who knows what he’ll say next.”

Residence Workplace stops Norfolk lodge

It comes after South Norfolk Council stated it had been informed that the Residence Workplace intends to cease housing asylum seekers on the Park Resort within the city of Diss – which has additionally seen demonstrations during the last month.

Protests broke on the market after officers stated they might ship single males to the lodge relatively than ladies and youngsters. The lodge’s operator had warned it will shut if the change was applied.

A Residence Workplace spokesperson stated on Friday that “we are not planning to use this site beyond the end of the current contract”.

In response, Conservative council chief Daniel Elmer stated: “The Home Office thought it could just impose this change and that we would accept it.

“However there’s a proper method of doing issues and a improper method, and the choice by the Residence Workplace was simply plain improper.”

He added that while “I welcome the choice, in actuality it does imply that the ladies and youngsters who we fought so arduous to guard will now be moved elsewhere, and that may be a disgrace”.

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