Immigration

Look how fancy he is dressed on taxpayer money. To think that there are leftist nutters out there defending these turds.

He won't look so good in an orange jumpsuit
 
Common Sense Club said:
"Potential hostile reaction from the community" has led to the cancelling of a planed UKIP march through the East End of London, according to the Met Police. Now, whether this was a wise move to plan such a march in the first place, or to ban it, is debatable. It does imply that 'no go areas' exist when violence is threatened (Aston Villa etc.).
Compare this to Crowborough where numerous large peaceful marches against the use of an army barracks to house asylum seekers, with no threat of -or actual- violence, has resulted in the government going ahead anyway with its plans.
Not a good advert for peaceful protest getting results...
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“The Crowborough site has 24/7 security with CCTV and strict sign-in processes for residents, the Home Office added.”
As a parody of the Falklands War bbc commentary from the Ark Royal…”I counted them all out and I must have missed a few on the way back in…”
 
This bad 😒

Rupert Lowe MP
@RupertLowe10
The minister has admitted to me, finally, that the Home Office has a contract with 'Migrant Help' for the 'provision of asylum services'.

'Provision of advice, issue reoporting and Eligibility for asylum seekers who are accommodated under AASC.'

The typo is from them, but don't worry - it's only a small contract so no need for that much care...

The value of the contract?

£235,000,000.

That's right.

£235,000,000. Think about how much money that actually is. Think about what the money could do for British communities.

Not just that.

A £16,000,000 contract for the 'support payment services to asylum seekers'.

Security services for illegal migrants?

£53,230,915.85.

Translation and interpretation?

£19,000,000.

I could go on and on and on.

They don't want you to see this information.

ENOUGH is ENOUGH.

Mass deportations, and abolishing the entire asylum system, would save us BILLIONS.

I am determined to use my position in Parliament, and on the Public Accounts Committee, to reveal the truth about these contracts to the British people.
 
Bassak said:
This bad 😒

Rupert Lowe MP
@RupertLowe10
The minister has admitted to me, finally, that the Home Office has a contract with 'Migrant Help' for the 'provision of asylum services'.

'Provision of advice, issue reoporting and Eligibility for asylum seekers who are accommodated under AASC.'

The typo is from them, but don't worry - it's only a small contract so no need for that much care...

The value of the contract?

£235,000,000.

That's right.

£235,000,000. Think about how much money that actually is. Think about what the money could do for British communities.

Not just that.

A £16,000,000 contract for the 'support payment services to asylum seekers'.

Security services for illegal migrants?

£53,230,915.85.

Translation and interpretation?

£19,000,000.

I could go on and on and on.

They don't want you to see this information.

ENOUGH is ENOUGH.

Mass deportations, and abolishing the entire asylum system, would save us BILLIONS.

I am determined to use my position in Parliament, and on the Public Accounts Committee, to reveal the truth about these contracts to the British people.
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Lowe is one of the few people in that house who actually gives a feck about the future of the country.
 
Bassak said:
And it goes on

www.gbnews.com

Migrant crisis: Shabana Mahmood's Home Office supporting Foreign criminals offered free hotel stays and help setting up a business in Labour's return deals

The Home Office is offering £1.8million for 'reintegration support' to migrants deported to Algeria and Sri Lanka
www.gbnews.com www.gbnews.com
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Algeria ? a place that was owned by France. So can we ask Macron to pay all the bills please. If he can read a bank statement behind his Top Gun sunglasses. And in the background the wife is watching MMA training videos.
 
Fair play Mahmood is doing the right thing. But we want far far more of the bastards who are ruining us.
 
Frenchaigle said:
This is AI generated ,a fake ,a fugazi .
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I don't know but if wouldn't surprise me.

But it's certainly true that AI means that.....In a way we are going back to before video and photos in the sense of truth.

Until there is a way of telling the difference essentially political actors are going to be able to produce visual and movie media to represent a narrative....whether it's something you agree with or disagree with.

Interesting times.
 
Spain’s government will approve a decree on Tuesday to legalize 500,000 undocumented migrants.

As we know this is what happens when you vote in anyone but the genuine right and unfortunately for Spain the left narrowly won their last election.

However, the left are doing badly in power all over Europe. Voting intention polls (e.g., PolitPro trends as of early 2026) place PSOE at around 27.8%, trailing the opposition PP at 31%, suggesting the government lacks majority support if elections were held now.
 
Spindle said:
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There is no spinning or hiding what politicians have done to Europe any more.

Importing migrants to rig elections tells you what you need to know.

And yet, incredibly, there are still European imbeciles who support these people.
 

Former CNN host Don Lemon arrested after anti-ICE protests at Minnesota church​

Don Lemon speaks on stage during a panel discussion in New York City in October
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ByBrandon Drenon
    • Published
      30 January 2026, 13:44 GMT
Updated 1 hour ago
Former CNN host Don Lemon has been arrested after he entered a Minnesota church and filmed anti-immigration enforcement protesters as they disrupted a service.

Lemon, now an independent journalist, was taken into custody by federal agents on Thursday night while in Los Angeles covering the Grammy Awards, according to his lawyer Abbe Lowell.

"Don will fight these charges vigorously and thoroughly in court," Lowell said. Lemon, 59, is due to appear in federal court in LA on Friday.

He went into the Cities Church in St Paul on 18 January with a group of protesters who said one of the pastors was an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) official.

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US Department of Justice questioned over arrest of Don Lemon
"Don has been a journalist for 30 years, and his constitutionally protected work in Minneapolis was no different than what he has always done," Lowell said in a statement posted to his client's Instagram account on Friday.

The lawyer added: "This unprecedented attack on the First Amendment and transparent attempt to distract attention from the many crises facing this administration will not stand."

In his own defence, Lemon said in a recent video: "Once the protest started in the church, we did an act of journalism, which was report on it."

US Attorney General Pam Bondi said on Friday that federal agents also arrested three others: Trahern Jeen Crews, local independent journalist Georgia Fort and Jamael Lydell Lundy.

She accused them and Lemon of participating in a "coordinated attack" on the church. The exact charges the government will bring against Lemon is unclear. The BBC has contacted the Department of Justice for comment.

President Donald Trump's administration initially sought to charge eight people involved in the Minnesota church protest with conspiring to deprive rights and interfering with someone's religious freedom in a house of worship.

But a magistrate judge who reviewed the evidence approved charges for only three of those involved, excluding Lemon.

The government challenged that decision, but an appeals court suggested prosecutors take the case to a federal grand jury - a panel of citizens that evaluates if there is enough evidence to charge someone in a case.

Lemon was fired from CNN in April 2023 after 17 years with the company. The morning show host had apologised for on-air comments that Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley, then 51, was past her prime.

In the Minnesota church protest, he live-streamed with anti-ICE protesters on YouTube. The broadcast began with Lemon standing with the group in a car park where he says: "This is an operation that is secret.

"I can't tell you what is going to happen, but you're going to watch it live unfold here on 'The Don Lemon Show.'"

He followed the group - whom he called "resistance protesters" - into the church, initially without his camera operator.

His microphone picked up audio of a woman shouting "excuse me pastor", as someone from the church appears to be speaking mid-service.

Protesters chant "Justice for Renee Good", referring to the US citizen who was fatally shot in her vehicle on 7 January during a confrontation with an ICE officer in Minneapolis.

Footage showed a chaotic scene unfolding inside the church, which belongs to the Southern Baptist Convention, as protesters and members of the congregation shout at each other.

Lemon repeatedly says he is there as a journalist and is unaffiliated with demonstrators.

"We're not part of the activists, but we're here just reporting on them," he says.

The pastor says: "This is unacceptable, it's shameful. It's shameful to interrupt a public gathering of Christians in worship."

Harmeet Dhillon, of the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division, said during an interview with podcaster Megyn Kelly on Friday: "We're going to pursue this to the ends of the Earth."

CNN said the arrest of its former employee raised "profoundly concerning questions about press freedom and the First Amendment". The network said it would follow Lemon's case closely.

This is the second high-profile case of the Trump administration taking action against a journalist this month, raising the alarm of free speech advocates.

On 14 January, the FBI showed up unannounced to the home of a Washington Post journalist with a search warrant and seized her devices over the alleged leak of classified information.

Protests are continuing in Minnesota, where an operation by federal immigration agents has sparked confrontations that have left two US citizens dead: Renee Good, a mother-of-three, and Alex Pretti, a nurse. We have now scraped the bottom.
 
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