Green councils consider funding campaign on immigration enforcement
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Oct, 07:13 · Archive
Green-run councils in London are considering using public money to inform people about immigration raids.
Multiple Green-run councils across London have vowed to stop cooperating with the Home Office during immigration enforcement operations. Hackney Council is now considering using taxpayer money to fund a public information campaign relating to immigration raids.
Seema Syeda of the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants stated the charity is 'working with Hackney Council to potentially do a public information campaign'. The specific content and scope of any such campaign have not been detailed in the available reports.
How it is being reported
- Greens poised to splurge taxpayer cash on STOPPING Home Office deporting illegal migrantsGB News · 3 Oct, 06:56
- Greens want to use taxpayers' money to help fight immigration raids on illegal workersDaily Mail · 2 Oct, 23:22
In this story: Hackney Council · Home Office · Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants · London · Seema Syeda
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