UK government’s failure to resolve migrant crisis fuels cycle of violence & crime

UK government’s failure to resolve migrant crisis fuels cycle of violence & crime Britain is reeling from the latest wave of interethnic violence. Anti-migrant anger has been fueled by the recent tragedy in the town of Southport, where a 17-year-old of Rwandan origin stabbed to death three little girls at a dance session on July 29. Ensuing protests have involved everyone from football fans to activists of the right-wing English Defense League (EDL). Mosques have been attacked, police premises ransacked, as well as cars and buildings set ablaze, with crowds chanting “We want our country back!” British Prime Minister Keir Starmer attempted to brush off the unrest as a one-timer triggered by the Southport attack. Proffered clarifications that the perpetrator was not an immigrant have made little headway, as the unrest fits a distinct pattern. ◾️ On July 17, a Jordanian asylum seeker who assaulted a female police officer dodged doing community service because he cannot speak English.... Source: Sputnik International