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At the invitation of Yvette Cooper’s lawyers, the Court of Appeal ruled the ‘public interest’ was in keeping illegal migrants in hotel accommodation close to their GP practices, while the harms to Epping residents were put aside.
It even encourages councils and the police to
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At the invitation of Yvette Cooper’s lawyers, the Court of Appeal ruled the ‘public interest’ was in keeping illegal migrants in hotel accommodation close to their GP practices, while the harms to Epping residents were put aside.
It even encourages councils and the police to curb local protests rather than stopping the use of hotels housing illegal migrants.
It’s there in black and white: the entire system has been turned against the British people.
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