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Hundreds protest in solidarity with deported Byron Burgers workers

Steve Eason

Yesterday around 500 people took part in a protest outside Byron Burgers in Holborn, Central London. Protests also took place in other cities around the country. This was after management at the restaurant chain colluded with the UK border authority to lure migrant workers into a trap, resulting the the deportation of the workers. At the protest, Steve Eason filmed hospitality workers and campaigners speaking out against immigration raids at Byron Burgers and the anti-migrant worker government.

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