The debate will force ministers to address the fears of local villagers who are deeply concerned about the camp where migrants, many of whom will have discarded identity documents on arriving in the UK, will be free to come and go.”
Louise, Deborah, Victoria, Sandra, Melissa, Christina, Samantha and Gina, all of whom have lived in Piddington for years, spoke to GB News’s Christopher Hope ahead of the debate tomorrow.
Louise Brooker told The People’s Channel that they want to show MPs they “completely disagree” with their asylum plans.
Ms Brooker continued: “We fear for our safety, we fear for the safety of our families. And today we’re here as the women of Piddington.