Concerned residents condemned the left-wing Labour government’s plans to dump hundreds of migrants in their community, yet the deputy-leader of the overwhelmingly pro-immigration Green Party faces charges of hypocrisy for joining the protest.
Hundreds of Britons took to the streets of Crowborough in East Sussex over the weekend to protest against plans to use a nearby military site to accommodate some 600 migrants as the government seeks to move away from the controversial asylum hotel scheme.
Speaking to the BBC, one resident said: “If you dump any 600 young men of undocumented, unknown origin in a small town, you’re asking for trouble.”
“We…
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