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Glasgow immigration protestor tells how mens' families were 'shaking and crying' after raid
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dailyrecord.co.ukGlasgow immigration protestor has told how mens' families were 'shaking and crying' after the raid. Mohammad Asif, 54, slammed the Home Office accusing them as 'acting like the mafia' after swarming a property in Pollokshields yesterday.
Two men were detained in a van as a result causing hundreds of demonstrators to block the immigration van for several hours, with one even lying underneath the vehicle.
Mohammed who is director of the Afghan Human Rights Foundation, joined the protest from 10am until the men's release shortly after 5pm.He he visited the two men's families during the protest and said they were distraught over the raid.Mr Asif, who left Afghanistan as a refugee in 2000, said: "I spoke to the father and the old man was.
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