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WHILE the perturbations from the shooting in Minneapolis continue, the repercussions of just one aspect of the UK’s derelict immigration policy are given far less exposure in the British media.

This is the demonstration outside the Crowborough military training area in East Sussex, which has been turned over to housing illegal migrants as an alternative to keeping them in hotels.

CROWBOROUGH IS BEING WATCHED BY BIG BROTHER.👮

One protestor- a young mum @HollyEngland25 – has been arrested, and others are getting ‘visits’ because they dared to say they don’t want unvetted illegals with very different values, walking the streets beside their children.… pic.twitter.com/18Pz1snZge

— FreeByTheSea (@Free_ByTheSea) January 26, 2026

Crowborough, a sleepy town in the countryside has been turned upside down by the Home Secretary’s decision to house illegal migrants in a nearby military base.

Thousands turned up to protest.

Sadly, Sky News and the BBC couldn’t spare a single journalist to cover the story. pic.twitter.com/5qT9JtIdrM

— Alex Armstrong (@Alexarmstrong) January 26, 2026

Furious protesters hammered on the gates of a small boat migrant processing centre chanting ‘send them back’ in Dover this afternoon.

There were tense scenes as around 50 demonstrators – many of them women and some accompanied by their children – confronted police guarding the Western Jet Foil facility opposite Lord Warden House.

The processing centre, which serves as an entry point where health checks are conducted before the migrants are moved to Manston asylum centre in Kent, has been closed for days for urgent repairs.

THERE is a reason why some of the most revealing facts about modern Britain do not come from government press releases, ministerial speeches or mainstream media, but from Freedom of Information requests.

Again and again, as I have demonstrated, it is only when independent journalists and researchers force the British state’s hand that we learn what is really going on beyond the carefully managed narratives of the BBC and Westminster.

Three months ago Kim Bailey considered her life humdrum. ‘I was working full-time as a manager in the public sector.

‘I’d walk my dogs in the forest. I’d been married for ten years. I didn’t go out much,’ says the modest mother-of-four by way of illustrating just how unremarkable her routine in the pretty East Sussex town of Crowborough was. ‘I was boring – very boring,’ she insists.

Walking the streets with banners? Certainly not. Rebutting the words of seasoned politicians at public meetings? Not so much. Appearing on breakfast television? Nope. ‘I’d never been on a protest before, I’d never done anything like this in my life.’

Migrants being housed at a military training camp in East Sussex will have their own on-site GP as part of efforts to minimise their impact on local services.

Shabana Mahmood, the home secretary, announced that the first 27 migrants were moved to the former barracks at Crowborough late on Wednesday night. The site will eventually accommodate 540 male asylum seekers who arrived in the UK on small boats.

Do you stand by the people of Crowborough East Sussex and their disapproval of asylum seekers being housed in their Army Barracks

DEPORT THEM ALL!!!

REMIGRATION NEEDS TO START NOW!! pic.twitter.com/An2PULk75j

— Lee Patriot Hood (@Mofoman360) January 22, 2026

Plans to house 70 asylum seekers next to a medical centre in the heart of a Welsh village have sparked uproar.

Police officers kept watch and patrolled Rhosllanerchrugog, near Wrexham, today as around 500 locals queued for the packed public meeting.

In the end so many people arrived that the event had to be held outdoors.

Migrants are vastly overrepresented in UK crime statistics, with new data revealing they are the suspects in 80% of all train theft arrests despite making up just 10% of the population.

Analysis from the Centre for Migration Control (CMC) shows that foreign nationals accounted for 79.3% of arrests for theft of passenger property across Britain’s transport network during 2024–2025.