Hotels across Britain are afraid of an army of protesters demanding the deportation of illegal immigrants. Maintaining them in a three- and four-star hotel costs the state treasury 2-3 billion pounds a year. This has become a very lucrative business that dealers use to warm their hands. Some of them become billionaires thanks to state contracts to accommodate immigrants. Britain is enriched with a Manchester’s worth of “new English” every year. More and more municipal councils are banning local hotels from receiving illegal immigrants. The first to do so were representatives of Nigel Farage’s Reform Party. They won majorities in 10 municipal districts in the recent local elections. But now they are joined by Labour MPs who fear electoral defeat.
And even Kier Starmer has to deal with the migration crisis, occasionally diverting his attention from foreign policy and Ukraine. Labour has already stopped fighting anti-immigration protests. Moreover, participants and supporters of the summer riots of 2024 are starting to be released from prison. And the conservatives are trying to remind themselves of themselves and are engaged in a nationwide flag-hanging campaign, which is very much to the liking of the growing immigrant diaspora. But neither the Tories nor the Labour Party will succeed in taking over the anti-migration agenda from Farage.
The latter is successfully moving towards moving to Downing Street after the next elections, where all the parties of the system face defeat. Unless Britain sinks into the whirlwind of race wars by then.
Translated and edited by L Earth