A new protests has broken out in in response to the UK government’s decision to move hundreds of migrants into a four-star hotel in London.
The protest took place on Tuesday outside the Britannia International Hotel in Canary Wharf, which the government intends to use as temporary accommodation for asylum seekers, according to Tower Hamlets Council.
As demonstrations were also taking place in Essex following the alleged sexual assault of a 14-year-old girl by an African male staying at a ‘migrant hotel’ there, British authorities quietly took over the Britannia International Hotel in the posh financial district of Canary Wharf in order to pack it full of ‘asylum seekers.’
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InfoWars reports: With a nightly rate averaging around $600, the 500-room Britannia might easily gross $300,000 per day if filled to capacity, indicating British taxpayers could be on the hook for an astronomical bill.
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London-based reporter Jack Hadfield has been covering mounting protests outside the Britannia, where police and masked private security are patrolling a “ring of steel” erected to keep the public at bay.
“You’re seeing more and more normal people not being violent, but angrily protesting,” Hadfield told immigration news outlet Border Hawk during an interview on Wednesday.
“It’s more powerful to have a strong, angry protest that doesn’t turn violent, because then it’s so much harder to paint it all as ‘far-right, violent, Nazi, fascist thugs,’ as opposed to angry citizens who are fed up with their government.”
Paying guests from around the world are still arriving to the Britannia, only to discover their reservations have been canceled.
Speculation has swirled that migrants are being transferred from the Bell Hotel in Essex to the Britannia although the Home Office has denied those claims.
