Exclusive Report from DOVER, England 

POLICE in Dover caused controversy Thursday after arresting a concerned citizen journalist who filmed illegal migrants being loaded onto coaches paid for by the British taxpayer.

The coaches are said to be headed for luxury hotels across the South of England were illegal migrants that have crossed the channel are put up at the expense of the British taxpayer. 

A Citizen journalist going by the name of Active Patriot was in Dover today and was filming the on-going crisis. 

An eyewitness also at the scene told Politicalite that Active Patriot was told not to film the migrants in a Dover car-park close to the port, but he still filmed the migrants despite Police warnings and Immigration Police responded. 

The citizen journalist is heard in a video posted online saying: “I’m showing the world what is going on mate.” 

The officer responds: “I think the world knows.” 

“Do they really? They don’t know what extent, though do they?” Active Patriot responds. 

He appears to be asked to leave the area and AP responds: “I’m in a public carpark sir.” 

The officer responds by claiming AP is being arrested for “tresspassing” the officer later arrests the journalist and accusing him of “breaching the peace.” 

The officer then appears to use force to arrest the citizen journalist who complains that his hands are hurting, and the officer is heard on camera saying” “Give me your arm, or I’ll put you on the ground”. 

WATCH: POLICE ARREST CITIZEN JOURNALIST

Does the world know the extent of what is going on with migrants like the Kent Police officer claims? No, not at all. 

Former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has previously exposed the shocking case of Migrants being housed in luxury hotels.

“Try to book a room,” he said to camera. “The number doesn’t answer and the booking form says it is full for the rest of the year. You would have thought hotels would be empty. This one is full.”

The hotels have been booked up by Government contractor Serco and is housing the illegal migrants and asylum seekers.

Farage says that the company has block-booked hotels for the rest of 2020 to house Migrants amid the Coronavirus pandemic. 

The Home Office has said: “We have a statutory duty to accommodate people who are seeking asylum in the UK who would otherwise be destitute.”

“During the pandemic, it has been necessary to use hotel accommodation.”

“Throughout this pandemic, we have worked to build capacity to ensure access to safe accommodation that enables public health guidance to be followed.”

Last week Politicalite revealed that

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Politicalite tried to contact Kent Police for comment. 

DOVER BREAKING POINT 

INDEPENDENT reporter Steve Laws, 29 from Kent travelled to the English border town from 6am on Tuesday and witnessed ‘dozens’ of boats being intercepted by UK Border Force.

He saw a whopping 74 illegals being toed into the Port of Dover by Border Force agents in just four hours.

He told Politicalite: “I saw 74 illegals being toed into poet by the border force from 8am to 11am.”

Steve added: “They were so busy they didn’t get the time to unload one boatload before another arrived.”

“My sources told me it as over 100 after I had left. I saw 3 coaches parked waiting since 8am. It almost seems like it was pre planned.”

The migrants who claim to be ‘in dire economic need’ pay up to £7,500 to people smugglers to cross the channel.

One Border Force agent said: “We often see French vessels escort-ing migrant boats as far as English waters.”

“They stick close to make sure other vessels are aware, but they allow them to continue to the British side for our Border Force to pick up.”

WATCH: STEVE CAUGHT MIGRANTS REACHING UK BORDER

In January 2020 the Home Office blasted the French and vowed to crack down on the boat crossings.

Former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage who has been exposing the crisis in Dover for months tweeted:”Another chaotic day in the English Channel, 130 illegal migrants into Dover already.”

Former Labour MP, now member of the House of Lords Kate Hoey demanded action from the Home Secretary.

“This cannot be allowed to carry on until the end of the transition period” Hoey said on Twitter.

In January 2020 the Home Office blasted the French and vowed to crack down on the boat crossings.

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