Migrant hotels, schoolgirls, police denials and "cultural expectations training" - what's going on?

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Residents in British towns like Earley, Altrincham and Deanshanger have reported migrant men housed in local hotels are loitering near schools, filming children, and behaving suspiciously. Schools have issued warnings to children and parents.

But local MPs and police dismiss these concerns, citing a lack of "evidence of offences". Are they just playing down the risk for the sake of "community cohesion" as they did with grooming gangs?

Police have pledged to educate the male migrants at the hotel with training around "cultural expectations", as if the history of related crimes by grooming gangs is just an issue of politeness - a social faux pas, like not putting the milk in first - rather than the obvious consequence of bringing a violent medieval culture to a permissive Western society.

I also look at the response by residents of affected communities, the majority of which are far more interested in virtue signalling than child safeguarding. Mothers who politely raise concerns are condemned for having racist suspicions and chastised for not using politically correct language.