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Subject: Re: Brits Told Their Homes Will Be Compulsorily Sold to Be Given to Immigrants
Date: Thu, 04 Apr 2024 00:20:37 -0400
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On Thu, 04 Apr 2024 03:21:04 +0000, BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:

>Home owners in the UK have been told that "compulsory selling of home" will be
>enforced to house illegal migrants.
>
>Elderly people are being told their houses are too big for them and they need
>to sell so that illegal aliens can live in their homes.
>
>
>https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1775224035279802368/vid/avc1/490x270/z7Atz3AJSQYfSCRR.mp4?tag=14
>
>
>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13079637/Our-council-tried-force-sell-200-000-home-make-room-asylum-seekers-Elderly-couples-horror-strongly-worded-letter-lands-doorstep.html
>
>An elderly couple who had just moved into their £200,000 house were horrified
>to receive a letter from their council suggesting the property could be
>subject to compulsory purchase and used to house asylum seekers.
>
>Jose and Ted Saunders said they were 'insulted and shocked' when the
>strongly-worded letter from North Northamptonshire Council-- which has never
>balanced its own books-- dropped on their mat last month.
>
>It said their neat mid-terraced house in Rushden, near Wellingborough, was
>deemed to be an empty property, or was 'derelict' and the council could even
>force them to sell it.


That makes it sound like the letter was written before the home was
sold when it was empty and was sent after they moved in. Which would
be a much different story from people being forced out of their homes
for migrants.

>'I couldn't believe it,' said retired carer Jose, 76. 'We moved to Rushden to
>help provide childcare for my grand-daughter and found this nice little place
>to live. The idea of forcing us to sell it to make room for refugees and
>asylum seekers seems totally wrong.'
>