Anti-hotel anti-migrant protests were organized by members of the new-Nazi groups

Members of one of the largest new-Nazi groups in the UK have been involved in organizing protests outside a hotel in Essex, Due to which 10 people have been arrested.

Two members of a distant group homeland can be seen as a Facebook page administrator Epping Does not say, a Facebook page with 1,500 members where an appearing protests outside the Bell Hotel.

The Homeland Party was formed in April 2023 as a splinter group for the Nav-Nazi patriotic option, and has been described by the UK as the largest fascist group. Hope is not hate,

Police scuffle with protesters in Essex ,AFP/Getty,

Two party members have since called their social media pages as “National Call to Action”. The government is afraid of another heat of unrest Like last year, the nationwide disorder broke after three girls were killed in Southport.

Essex Police A dispersion order has been issued in EPPING on Thursday on Thursday from 8 am to 8 am on Friday, and covers an area including tube stations such as the Town Center, Transport Hub and Network.

The order empowers the authorities to direct anti -social behavior, or to plan to do so or to leave the area or to face arrest.

dozens of Anti -immigration The protesters also said that the house was given to the migrants on Wednesday after reports reported on social media at Britannia Hotel in Canary Ghat.

A protest was held outside Britannia Hotel at Canary Ghat when it was reported that migrants would be kept there ,Country,

No one has found it yet asylum seekersWhile it has been reported that the home office has reserved more than 400 beds in four -star hotel.

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Counter-protectors of stand up to racism have participated in both Eating and Canary Ghats, the Essex Police on Sunday evening forced them to “shut down” claims to “shut down”.

A protests were held outside the Bell Hotel about two weeks ago, a 38 -year -old Ethiopian refugee accident Cabatu was accused of sexually harassing a schoolgirl within days of arrival at Britain. He denies the allegations.

President of Police Federation, Tiff Lynch wrote Wire The disorder “was not only a disturbing one-band”, saying: “This was an indication. A reminiscent of how little time takes to reduce stress and how sick we are to deal with it.”

He said that local commanders across the country are forced to select between “maintaining peace at home or plugged national intervals”.

Ms. Lynch said: “A heat of further disturbance is not unavoidable. But if we fail to prepare once again then it becomes more likely.”