British minister Emma Reynolds has condemned anti-migrant protests in Portsmouth and Dover, describing the demonstrators as "thuggish." These protests, which aimed to disrupt the arrival of migrants, appeared to be led by Daniel Thomas, an associate of far-right activist Tommy Robinson. Reynolds noted that while the scale of the Portsmouth protest was significant, police have brought the situation under control, and she highlighted a 43% decrease in asylum seeker arrivals compared to the previous year. AI
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