MIGRANTS DUMPED INTO TINY SHROPSHIRE VILLAGE LOCALS CANNOT AFFORD TO LIVE IN

Twenty one brand new homes in Stoke Heath, Shropshire, each worth around £250,000, are being handed over to asylum seeker families. The locals call it Migrant Street. Residents were promised social housing for British families. They were lied to. The homes sat empty for a year, then quietly assigned to new arrivals from abroad. Mothers of teenage daughters say they will be prisoners in their own homes. Neighbours warn the infrastructure cannot take it. Working Brits who could never dream of owning a £250,000 house watch them handed out for free. Whole villages reshaped overnight to settle people who contributed nothing, while the families who built the country are pushed to the sidelines. Westminster does not care.

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