Anti-immigration protests in UK take new form as 'concerned mums' in pink lead marches after sex attacks by asylum seekers
Anti-immigration protests in the UK are taking a new form, led by women in pink calling themselves 'concerned mums' after a series of recent sex attacks by asylum seekers. Some of the women, themselves immigrants, claim the perpetrators are undocumented.
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