UK's Valentine's Campaign for Migrants Ignors Community Safety
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**Outrage: UK's 'Love' Campaign Targets Illegal Migrants, Ignoring Local Concerns**
In a shocking display of misplaced priorities, an East Sussex County councillor has ignited outrage by announcing plans for local children to deliver handmade Valentine’s Day cards to adult male asylum seekers.
This initiative comes as the UK grapples with mounting frustration over the government's controversial decision to house hundreds of illegal migrants in a former military base, a move met with strong local opposition due to rising safety concerns.
Councillor Anne Cross, affiliated with the Green Party, defended her campaign at a public meeting, emphasizing that it aimed to dispel fear and foster understanding. “There is nothing like getting to know people and hearing their stories in order to dispel fear,” she claimed, while notably disregarding troubling statistics linking rising crime rates to similar migrant newcomers.
Local MP Nus Ghani has labeled Coun. Cross's actions "disturbing" and "highly irresponsible." She poignantly touched on the community’s widespread anxiety, pointing out that involving children in such initiatives raises serious safeguarding issues. The concern isn't unfounded; recent events have highlighted alarming instances of violent crimes committed by some migrants.
Just days prior, a shocking court case revealed an Afghan national who arrived illegally had been convicted of serious crimes against a minor, raising significant questions about the safety of local families and further straining community trust in government measures.
Notably, the average rate of sexual crimes among Afghan asylum seekers has been reported to be exponentially higher than that of the British population, a fact that should give any reasonable individual pause before heralding such bold initiatives.
Ghani's perspective resonates with many community members who voiced similar frustrations. One resident, Sammy White, remarked, “These men have very little respect for women and children,” making it clear that many locals share her appalled sentiments regarding the councillor's plans.
In a time when the fabric of British society feels increasingly threatened by unchecked mass migration, the responsibility to protect communities and prioritize their safety must take precedence over misguided gestures aimed at virtue signaling.
The reality of the situation underscores a desperate need for secure borders and a reevaluation of how asylum policies are implemented. Until these critical issues are addressed, the outbursts from individuals like Councillor Cross will only serve as a reminder of the broader failures to safeguard the interests of everyday British citizens in favor of a dangerously lenient immigration approach.
Sources:
modernity.news
theepochtimes.com
theepochtimes.com
In a shocking display of misplaced priorities, an East Sussex County councillor has ignited outrage by announcing plans for local children to deliver handmade Valentine’s Day cards to adult male asylum seekers.
This initiative comes as the UK grapples with mounting frustration over the government's controversial decision to house hundreds of illegal migrants in a former military base, a move met with strong local opposition due to rising safety concerns.
Councillor Anne Cross, affiliated with the Green Party, defended her campaign at a public meeting, emphasizing that it aimed to dispel fear and foster understanding. “There is nothing like getting to know people and hearing their stories in order to dispel fear,” she claimed, while notably disregarding troubling statistics linking rising crime rates to similar migrant newcomers.
Local MP Nus Ghani has labeled Coun. Cross's actions "disturbing" and "highly irresponsible." She poignantly touched on the community’s widespread anxiety, pointing out that involving children in such initiatives raises serious safeguarding issues. The concern isn't unfounded; recent events have highlighted alarming instances of violent crimes committed by some migrants.
Just days prior, a shocking court case revealed an Afghan national who arrived illegally had been convicted of serious crimes against a minor, raising significant questions about the safety of local families and further straining community trust in government measures.
Notably, the average rate of sexual crimes among Afghan asylum seekers has been reported to be exponentially higher than that of the British population, a fact that should give any reasonable individual pause before heralding such bold initiatives.
Ghani's perspective resonates with many community members who voiced similar frustrations. One resident, Sammy White, remarked, “These men have very little respect for women and children,” making it clear that many locals share her appalled sentiments regarding the councillor's plans.
In a time when the fabric of British society feels increasingly threatened by unchecked mass migration, the responsibility to protect communities and prioritize their safety must take precedence over misguided gestures aimed at virtue signaling.
The reality of the situation underscores a desperate need for secure borders and a reevaluation of how asylum policies are implemented. Until these critical issues are addressed, the outbursts from individuals like Councillor Cross will only serve as a reminder of the broader failures to safeguard the interests of everyday British citizens in favor of a dangerously lenient immigration approach.
Sources:
modernity.news
theepochtimes.com
theepochtimes.com
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