UK Police Crack Down on Violent Protests Against Asylum Seeker Housing—When Will America Learn?

Once again, a quiet English town has been thrust into chaos as protests against asylum seeker housing devolved into violent disorder, requiring police intervention and multiple arrests. In Epping, just outside London, more than 100 demonstrators—fueled by mounting concerns over safety and government mismanagement—descended on the Bell Hotel where asylum seekers are housed at taxpayer expense. This latest unrest follows a disturbing pattern seen across the United Kingdom: communities left vulnerable to uncontrolled migration policies that ignore local input and national security. The trigger was an arrest of a 38-year-old asylum seeker charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl—a painful...