Demonstrators chanted “Stop the boats” while marching in the port town of Dover
Dozens of demonstrators have held a rally in the British port town of Dover, demanding tighter controls on migration and criticizing the government’s asylum system.
The event – the ‘Great British National Protest’ – was held on Saturday, and drew large crowds on the Kent coastline. Many carried Union Jack and England flags as they gathered on the beach and embankment before marching through the town center.
Demonstrators held placards reading “Asylum frauds out” and “Not racist, not far-right, not being listened to!” while chanting “Stop the boats” as they moved…
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