During the consultation, some 3,177 individuals railed against the plans – culminating in a symbolic referendum whereby the locals voted to leave the UK in protest.
Now, even the Government has ceded it “cannot eliminate all risk” posed to the unsuspecting locals once the unvetted asylum seekers move in.
The same document shed light on local police bosses who were concerned over the “increased risk of crime”.
It further cited “significant additional policing costs” in regards to the proposed site, where the undocumented men will be allowed to roam freely.
In the official planning approval document, Ms Rayner’s department said it had assessed “concerns about the safety of women and girls, perceptions of safety, community cohesion, policing demand and protest activity”.