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Britain has been the scene of clashes between supporters and opponents of migrants, as a court ordered the eviction of asylum seekers from a hotel.

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A court ruling to evict a hotel in a London suburb, which will be forced to evict its asylum-seeking tenants, has sparked violent protests in the UK. The ruling has created a major problem for the government, which has struggled to control unauthorized migration and fulfill its responsibility to accommodate those seeking shelter.

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