Anti-immigrant sign in west Belfast investigated as hate incident – police

Police have appealed for information (PA)
Police have appealed for information (PA)
Wed, 29 Nov, 2023 - 15:28
Rebecca Black, PA

Police are investigating the erection of an anti-immigrant sign in west Belfast as a hate incident.

The sign, which appeared at Tildarg Avenue, Suffolk, warned against the “re-housing of illegal immigrants” in the area and included an offensive term.

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