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People Begin Fighting Migrants Themselves

The migration crisis has spiralled out of the government’s control, so activists have decided to take the fight against illegal migrants into their own hands. The protest in Dover received strong public support.

On the first Saturday of September, between 800 and 1,200 far-right activists organised a protest in Dover. It is the country’s busiest international ferry port and the main arrival point for illegal migrants crossing the English Channel. Denny Thomas, leader of the “Patriot Platform” organisation, had previously said: "Together we will reclaim our borders, restore order, and send a clear message: Britain belongs to the British people and we are taking it back."

A Human Barrier Against Migrants

Since 2018, more than 200,000 illegal migrants have arrived in the country across the English Channel, including more than 33,000 since the beginning of 2026. Protests against illegal migrants are taking place across the country as people become increasingly outraged by endless mass migration.

''They are there because the Channel is still a route, not a border. Boats still land. Claims still stand. Hotels become houses. The people who live at the landing point have heard “we’re fixing it” too many times. The demand. Stop the boats, return those with no right to be here, one law'', - writes the patriotic account The BDAA.

Labour, meanwhile, began openly insulting the protesters. Mike Tapp, the Labour MP for Dover and Deal, wrote on Facebook: "I am fed up with idiots coming to Dover to cause disruption. I bet if you asked any one of those 'protesters', they wouldn't know small boat crossings are down by 40 per cent and we are working hard to fix the mess''.

However, the facts tell a different story: during the first three weeks of Andy Burnham’s government, a daily record was set for the number of illegal migrants arriving in the country — an average of 136 people a day.

Illegal Migrants Look for New Loopholes

Two days after the events in Dover, a mega-dinghy carrying 140 migrants arrived in Portsmouth for the first time in history. Around 500 demonstrators organised a protest to prevent the illegal migrants from entering the city.

''They're doing what the government should be doing, and this will greatly worry the government. The most basic mandate of government is to protect the population. Our government only protects itself. Parliament gets security and barriers to stop Islamists. British people get Islamists dumped in their neighbourhoods, with no barriers or guards around their schools and homes'', - stresses Leo Kearse, a comedian and commentator.
''Hundreds of protesters fighting against illegal immigration. When politicians refuse to acknowledge the problem and label ordinary people as far right for raising legitimate concerns, this is the result. We’re there in spirit with them'', - writes blogger Sedd in support of the protest organisers.

Meanwhile, Labour is paying the French government £660m, taken from the pockets of British taxpayers, to prevent boats from leaving its coast. The French refused to intercept the mega-dinghy that arrived in Portsmouth, claiming that doing so would endanger the lives of the illegal migrants. Apparently, no one cares about the lives and safety of the British.

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