Thousands march against asylum seekers’ plans

About 4,000 people have appeared in a protest against the government’s plan to stay at the military site in Susanex, the organization has said.

Demonstrepat kept the home office now suspended plans to temporarily house up to 540 male recruits in army training grounds on the outskirts.

Before that, the participants, including families and children, shared the spair and relied on the hands of the footprints to the city center.

The Home Office said the arrival of the ayumyum wiryah child was delayed but would continue to “accelerate the plan” to transfer the person optimally.

The same thing has happened in Tekolah during the week of the week, and the Sunday of March has been for the biggest use, he said.

They say Chricborour, which has a population of about 20,000, is too small to accommodate the hundreds of people in the community.

The Government’s proposal was first announced in October.

The Good Council of Molden, the brains of the local area, was previously accompanied by a priceless warning if there was a notice of a limited warning sticker against the Office of Powder.

In a statement, the Office at the Office of Humina does not want to repeat the mistakes of the past, “where the hasty plan has a local community that is not clear and hassface that is not trusted”.

Spokesperson’s sign: “We are angry at the level of illegal migrants and asylum hotels.

“The move to a large military site is an important part of our renewal to combat illegal migration and the pull factors that make it an attractive destination.”