Tell us: have you emigrated because of rising anti-migrant sentiment?
The Guardian is seeking stories from individuals who have emigrated or are considering emigration due to rising anti-migrant sentiment. This comes in the wake of a large rally in London organized by anti-immigration activist Tommy Robinson, which has sparked debate about national pride versus hostility. The publication aims to gather global perspectives on how anti-migration policies are influencing personal decisions.
- ▪The Unite the Kingdom march attracted tens of thousands of attendees in London.
- ▪Some view the rally as a display of national pride, while others see it as a manifestation of anti-migrant sentiment.
- ▪The Guardian is inviting people to share their experiences related to emigration influenced by anti-migration sentiment.
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A ‘Make Britain Great Again’ hat during a Unite the Kingdom rally organised by British anti-immigration activist Tommy Robinson. Photograph: Hannah McKay/ReutersView image in fullscreenA ‘Make Britain Great Again’ hat during a Unite the Kingdom rally organised by British anti-immigration activist Tommy Robinson. Photograph: Hannah McKay/ReutersMigrationTell us: have you emigrated because of rising anti-migrant sentiment?We would like to hear from people who have emigrated - or are considering doing so – due to rising anti-migration sentiment or policiesGuardian community teamWed 20 May 2026 07.58 EDTLast modified on Wed 20 May 2026 07.59 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe Unite the Kingdom march attracted tens of thousands of people to the capital on Saturday.
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