The media reported mass protests against migrant hotels in the UK

On Saturday, July 26, mass protests against migrant hotels took place across the UK amid growing public discontent with the problems of illegal entry into the country. This is reported by The Telegraph newspaper.

"In Norwich, hundreds of locals gathered outside the Brook Hotel, waving British flags, demanding its closure. Protests also took place in Leeds, Southampton and Nottinghamshire, and new actions are planned on Sunday," the publication says.

It is noted that the performances in Nottinghamshire were mostly peaceful. Nevertheless, there was a brief clash between the protesters and activists who spoke in support of migrants.

The women who came out to protest in Norwich told the newspaper that hotels for migrants make them feel unsafe. Over the past three months, two former guests have been convicted of sexual crimes.

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On July 18, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz acknowledged the failure of the migration policy of former German Prime Minister Angela Merkel, which led to the migration crisis both in Germany and throughout Europe. However, he also made it clear that he supports the immigration of highly qualified specialists into the labor market.

Earlier, on May 12, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced a tightening of migration policy in the country. He stressed that the number of migrants would decrease "significantly," but did not disclose the expected figures.

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