Farage: Anger over migrant hotels reflects national mood

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Reform UK leader Nigel Farage says public frustration with policing, courts, and migrant hotels shows his party has “caught the mood of the country.”   Report by Etemadil. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00I definitely think that we've caught the mood of the country with this campaign.

00:05All sorts of arguments over statistics, but what is beyond doubt is that there is a very strong and growing perception in the country

00:13that something is wrong all the way through from policing on the streets, right through the courts, and all the way to the prison system.

00:23For us, one of the good things has been the number of new people that we've managed to attract to the campaign,

00:28a couple of whom will be joining us, or are joining us today.

00:34There is certainly rising public anger out there in the country.

00:39As you can see, the number of protests that are taking place outside migrant hotels up and down the country is indeed evidence of that.

00:49And increasingly, the migrant hotel issue has moved really from one of fairness,

00:54why on earth have people been given all these things, to very much about the safety of women and children.

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