"Chaos will no doubt break out across the UK as the decision will open the flood gates even further as more illegal migrants will now paddle like the clappers to get into Britain. The Home Office played the human rights card as lawyers argued that the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) takes precedent over taxpaying residents in towns and cities across the UK."
"The Reform UK leader is furious and slammed Labour as they have "ECHR against the people of Epping." Farage raged, "Illegal migrants have more rights than the British people under Starmer." The deputy Reform leader Richard Tice said that the Hough Court judges and Labour have taken the side of "illegal migrants against British people," he added, "Only Reform UK can be trusted to end this insanity.""
High Court judges permitted migrants to remain at the Bell Hotel in Epping, prompting sharp criticism from political figures. The Home Office argued at the High Court that human rights protections under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) can outweigh local safety concerns when housing migrants in hotels. Critics claimed the decision would encourage more migrants to seek entry and that migrants are being afforded greater rights than local taxpayers and residents. Nigel Farage, Richard Tice and Kemi Badenoch publicly condemned the ruling and Labour, asserting that local communities should not bear the costs of immigration failures. Calls were made for Conservative councils to seek similar injunctions.
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