Last week, The Guardian published an open letter signed by MPs, activists and celebrities accusing Nigel Farage and Reform UK of “spreading lies and racism” for raising concerns about the link between illegal immigration and sexual violence. But here’s the truth. Nigel Farage is the only political leader willing to speak honestly, and he’s offering a credible plan to fix it.

The signatories claim these men are “asylum seekers.” But genuine asylum seekers don’t destroy their documents, avoid screening, or refuse to say where they came from. Meanwhile, British citizens must show a passport just to return home. These men show nothing, and are waved through, housed, and legally supported with taxpayer funds.

We are not equal under the law. One rule for us. None for them. And still we’re told to stay quiet.

Any responsible government serious about protecting its people would treat the lack of criminal history as a major risk when deciding where to house someone.

Ours doesn’t.

Some of these men may be harmless. But others could be serial rapists from lawless states. And we would never know, because it’s impossible to check.

Yet we place them in British towns, often next to schools and homes.

Do the women who signed that letter truly believe this isn’t a safeguarding failure?

Would they accept that level of risk for their own daughters?

Nobody is denying that Britain has its own homegrown sexual predators. But here’s the difference: foreign sexual predators don’t have to be here.

We are importing that risk, housing them, and paying for their legal aid and living costs and we say, rightly, that one sexual assault is too many. Would the women who signed that letter agree with that?

The public isn’t stupid. They can see the consequences: foreign sex offenders in UK prisons are up 9.9% in a year, with Afghan offenders up 28% right as Afghan immigration surged.

These are not coincidences. They are the direct result of political choices.

Every sexual assault by an illegal migrant is a consequence of policy, from both Labour and the Conservatives, who waved people through without screening and then refused to deport them when crimes were committed.

The people protesting in places like Epping and Skegness aren’t extremists. They’re citizens saying: enough.

Britain belongs to us, not to foreign criminals or illegal migrants who abuse our system. It belongs to the hard-working people who follow the rules, raise their families, and want to protect their daughters.

Call us what you want. We won’t stop. Because we know we’re on the right side of history.