Number of UK anti-migrant vigilante groups surges in last 18 months
Summary
At least 28 groups formed in the UK over the last 18 months that act as vigilantes against migrants. These groups carry out activities like patrolling streets, blocking roads, and trying to stop migrants from crossing the Channel from France without police authority.Key Facts
- 28 anti-migrant vigilante groups have started in the UK since mid-2025.
- These groups operate from areas like Belfast, Glasgow, and southern England, including Dover and Portsmouth.
- They range from small patrols around asylum centers to groups trying to stop migrants crossing the Channel by boat.
- Some groups wear disguises and protective gear, claiming to protect women and children.
- Raise the Colours members went to France and cut migrants’ boats; 10 members were banned from France.
- Far-right groups blocked roads near Dover and Portsmouth, causing traffic disruption and confrontations with police.
- Police and the Home Secretary have been urged to use all powers to control these vigilante activities.
- The groups often claim they are filling gaps left by police and government in handling migration issues.
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