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Masked protesters, many dressed in black and wearing balaclavas, blocked roads into the Port of Dover on Saturday in an apparent anti-immigration demonstration. The port, Britain’s busiest ferry terminal and a key route for freight and passengers to France, said all traffic in and out was stopped because of a public order incident. Kent Police attended the scene and said officers were engaging with the protesters. The U.K. government condemned the blockade, saying it went beyond peaceful protest; no arrests were reported.

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Migration breaking pointLeans Right

European leaders have disregarded public opposition to mass illegal immigration and allowed the issue to build into a major social crisis. Unchecked migration has pushed ordinary citizens, especially Britons, to the point where more forceful anti-immigration action is becoming inevitable or justified.

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