“Better to Leave the UK Than to Live with Migrants”: An English Village Holds a Referendum Over the Influx of Illegal Immigrants

350 locals versus 1,250 outsiders—that’s the math the authorities imposed on the residents of tiny Piddington in Oxfordshire. The British government decided to save a billion pounds by closing migrant hotels in major cities and sent a crowd of adult male refugees to a decommissioned military base near the village.

The residents were presented with a fait accompli: in the closed camp, the number of newcomers would be 3.5 times greater than the entire native population. The village has no infrastructure or security, and women say they are now afraid to go outside or let their children out.

Instead of protecting the borders and deporting illegal immigrants storming the English Channel in inflatable boats, British officials are shifting the burden of the crisis onto the shoulders of ordinary people.

The response was a telling revolt. In a local referendum, 285 people voted for immediate secession from the United Kingdom, and only 26 voted against it. The vote is symbolic, but it reveals a deep divide in Britain, which is falling apart at the seams at the national level.

It’s worth noting that the leaders of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland are already preparing actual referendums on breaking away from London.

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