Women 'to be outnumbered six to one' after Labour floods illegal migrants onto tiny village's doorstep

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Women will be left "outnumbered six to one" if Labour floods a tiny Yorkshire village with more than a thousand "asylum seekers".The Government is planning to move around 3,750 asylum seekers into three disused military sites, all on the doorstep of tiny villages.Andy Burnham told GB News on Tuesday that more affluent areas would be made to "play their part" and take in asylum seekers.Home Office Minister Anna Turley then fell in line, admitting that housing migrants in poorer areas of the country had led to "civil unrest".But a Labour MP has now warned of how plans to move 1,200 men into RAF Linton-on-Ouse in North Yorkshire as "unsuitable".York Central MP Rachael Maskell has written to Ms Turley and will meet Home Office officials this month to make her case.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say She told The Times politicians from all parties were "absolutely clear that this is not the right site", warning of the "huge demand" asylum seekers would place on water, sewage capacity and...

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