US EditionAnti-racism demonstrators stage counter-protest outside asylum seekers hotel
Dozens of protesters clashed outside a Falkirk hotel housing asylum seekers with police maintaining separation amid calls for refugee solidarity and immigration system reform.
- Dozens of demonstrators gathered on opposite sides of Kemper Avenue outside the Cladhan hotel in Falkirk on Saturday during protests related to asylum seekers housing.
- The protests were organized following an announcement from Save Our Future & Our Kids Futures expressing opposition to unchecked illegal immigration and the absence of community involvement in decisions about where people are placed.
- A counter-demonstration was organised by local residents along with Stand Up to Racism and the Falkirk Trades Union Council, featuring chants welcoming refugees and placards expressing support.
- A representative from the group clarified that they have no connections to far-right organizations and do not support racism, hatred, or division, while law enforcement officials maintained a presence and ensured the opposing groups remained apart.
- Kemper Avenue closed from 11am due to protests, with police advising alternative routes; the event highlighted tensions over asylum policy impacts on Falkirk communities.
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The Independent (US)Anti-racism demonstrators square off against protesters outside asylum hotel
Stand Up to Racism Scotland gathered in response to the planned protest in Falkirk
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