Anti-mass migration protesters won a significant victory as a judge ruled that a controversial migrant hotel in Epping be shut down and the alleged asylum seeker residents must be removed.
A High Court judge in Britain ruled in favour of the Epping Forest District Council to bar the Home Office from using the Bell Hotel in Essex as accommodation for alleged asylum seekers and to remove them by September 12th.
The government has claimed that it intends to shut down the migrant hotel scheme, which was started under the previous Conservative Party government. However, the government has admitted that the programme is likely to remain in place…
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