Crowborough locals left 'absolutely distraught' as illegal migrant housing could stay open 'another FOUR years'

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The leader of Crowborough Says No has told GB News locals are "absolutely distraught" at the alleged plans to keep the illegal migrant accommodation open "until 2030".Speaking to the People's Channel, Gaz declared "people need to wake up" to the growing illegal migrant crisis in Britain.Crowborough residents have been left outraged over the district council's claims the local army base could continue to house asylum seekers until 2030.The council has said they are "deeply dismayed" after allegedly discovering court documents outlining plans to keep the camp open for another four years, despite previously being told by the Government it would run for "just 12 months".

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Reacting to the claims, Gaz told GB News residents have been protesting the use of the accommodation for almost 30 weeks, and have no intention of giving up.He said: "We can keep doing what we're doing.

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We've been protesting now for almost 29 weeks, and we're not going to give in at any...

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