The immigrants in the camp during the billionaires were finally evacuated after pooping on the street | England | News

The immigrants who camp in one of the richest and most luxurious neighborhoods in London were released after an open investigation. A few weeks ago, approximately 30 people resided in the temporary tent village next to one of the most special areas of England.

In the camp in London’s famous Park Lane, some of the immigrants were seen to drink vodka at 6 am and opened to the public, as previously reported by Express. On Thursday, June 26, people were finally released from the enforcement officers who came around 5:00 to move the living in the camp and from the town of illegal shanty. Transportation for London (TFL) was ordered in May for the removal of the camp in a central reservation.

TFL, a Westminster Municipal Assembly spokesman Express, those displaced “appropriate services” pointed out, he said.

The camp was on a small green opposite the Hitlon hotel and the gardens from Hyde Park were in an area known as “billionaire’s row”.

Express reporter Jon King visited the camp on Tuesday, and when he asked the residents why they were still there, a woman said she slept on the streets and expected a house after spending a month in the camp. He then told Express “F *** Off”.

Express saw some of the residents of the camp gambling with money, then hid their games quickly and kept the money out of sight when the police officers were welcomed. An officer said they were there to do “welfare controls” because of the hot weather before the police came back to a van.

It was believed that approximately 30 people – especially Eastern European immigrants – lived in the camp.

Shadow Interior Minister Chris Philp visited the village of Tent in Park Lane and expressed his concerns that the government would dilute the police forces to clear illegal immigrant camps.

Talking with Express, “What is concerning me is about to change the law – the police will repel the legislation that gives people the authority to move people, and the government will indirectly abolish this legislation without putting any substitute legislation.”

TFL, last year to regain the site to have the site to have the site, but people returned with tents and other items.

Paul Fisher, one of the two local councils of West End, said that EXPRESS were a “stain” in the reputation of the city and TFL was “shame” for the capital of London Sir Sadiq Khan and Westminster’s illegal camp.

A TFL spokesman told Express: “Nobody should face rough sleep on the streets of London. Park Lane is a busy part of the road network, which is not a safe place for people to sleep rough, and our focus has always been the security and prosperity of everyone.