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protesters row with police after south coast is being a new hotspot for channel migrants, with growing tensions in several seaside towns as more small boats arrive on local beaches. Demonstrators gather near ports, processing centres and along the promenade, chanting slogans, waving placards and demanding clearer government action on border control, asylum procedures and support for overstretched local services. Police form cordons to keep rival groups apart, as some residents express anger over perceived pressure on housing and public resources, while others call for compassion, safe routes and better protection for vulnerable people making the dangerous crossing. The stand‑off highlights deep divisions within coastal communities, raising questions about long‑term integration, national immigration policy and the impact of constant media attention on areas now labelled as frontline hotspots for Channel migration.